Roy Lee Eason Jr., born October 17, 1931, passed away Wednesday, December 5th, surrounded by his family who love him. Roy was 81 years old.
Roy accomplished many things in his life; the most significant was 65 years of marriage to Lillian G. Eason, his bride. Roy and Lillian have three children, nine grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Roy was born in Samson Alabama in 1931 to Josie and Roy Eason. He graduated Troy State University followed by Graduate work at Auburn University, after which he served in the Army during the Korean War and did Civil Service at Eglin Air force Base. Roy loved to teach and taught math and science for 2 years. After moving his family to Houston, Texas to work for NASA, he received numerous accolades and accommodations for his work on many substantial projects. Roy was also an accomplished businessman, having owned and operated several companies; Gauging Systems, Inc. (GSI), Diversified Tools and Sensors Unlimited and considered himself "The Maintenance Engineer" at The Children's University which he and Lillian have run for 45 years.
Roy has had a remarkable life and much of his experiences will only be known to those who had the opportunity to listen to him, learn from him or know him.
Roy's funeral service was held at 12:00pm, Saturday, December 8th at Niday-Fairmont Funeral Home in Pasadena. For those in Alabama, Roy can be remembered on Tuesday, December 11th at 10:00am at Sorrells Funeral Home in Geneva, Alabama. Interment will follow at Geneva City Cemetery.

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Alex DeLeon
December 17, 2012
Dear Eason Family, I just heard about Mr. Roy Eason's passing away. I am deeply saddened hearing about Mr. Roy Eason.It was a real pleasure working with Mr. Eason "The Maintenance Engineer" at The University, helping Mr. Eason with minor plumbing problems when he would call on me for help or assistance. Mr. Eason will be deeply missed.
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December 8, 2012
To the Eason Family,
We are truly sorry for your loss. We pray for each of you.
Paula Smith,
Randi Jo, Travis, Cassandra and Cierra
Jones Family
December 8, 2012
The Greatest Man I've ever known!! You are so Loved and Missed Already by Many!! We Love you Grand'Daddy!!! I'll see you again someday, until then be the Angel up there like you were down here!! Xoxo
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