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Victor Reaux Obituary
Victor M. Reaux, 34, born October 24, 1990, of Chicago’s Bricktown, formerly of Irving Park, passed away unexpectedly on January 29th. He was the beloved fiancé of Ashley Wright and a loving father to Nathan Victor Reaux; He was the cherished son of Desiree Jones and a devoted brother to Victoria Reaux, Steven Hartfield, and Stephanee Hartfield, mourning in this loss is his father, Martin Reaux.
Victor was a great human being who always made time for everyone and engaged in conversation and laughter. He was quite the intellectual and enjoyed sports, movies, and music. He would provide tough Love, but gentle hugs. He led a life of service, and his family could not be prouder of the man he was!
He was a dear nephew of Candice, Debbie, Melinda & Melissa, William, and Kevin, as well as a beloved great-nephew and cousin with whom he shared special brotherly relationships: William Matthew and Lelani Marie. He was a friend and confidant to many. His presence brought joy to those who knew him, and his memory will forever live on in the hearts of his loved ones.
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