Birth date: Jul 13, 1937 Death date: Aug 10, 2017
Billy Ray Potts, 80, of Pasadena, TX, went to be with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on August 10, 2017 in Houston, TX. Billy was born in Fouke, AR to William Potts and Girtha Attaway on July 13 & 14, 1937. No one really knows Read Obituary
Pop ,
You came into my life 18 years ago.
I'm not sure if you knew what you were getting into.
All I know is you love me and my family conditionally.
Thank you for allowing me to be your daughter.
Will always love and miss you.
LaWanda
RIP UNCLE BILLY RAY🙏🏻 You Are Loved Deeply and Will Be Missed More Than You Know. You Will Never Be Forgotten! 🙏🏻 I Love You Your Niece Pat Carper Moorehead 💙💚❤️ Until We Meet Again RIP. 🙏🏻
Bill was a tender caring gentleman who was often the most silent cheerleader in the room. You just knew he wanted you to do well and his quiet gentlemanly manner always made you feel safe. A true privilege to have shared in his life, to have listened to his worries, to have witnessed his quiet persevering faith in Christ. He was a friend from the beginning, a confidant during troubled times, and an enduring advocate til the end. He loved my family without limit. I look with great anticipation to our sweet reunion when the Lord so wills.
Bill was a tender caring gentleman who was often the most silent cheerleader in the room. You just knew he wanted you to do well and his quiet gentlemanly manner always made you feel safe. A true privilege to have shared in his life, to have listened to his worries, to have witnessed his quiet persevering faith in Christ. He was a friend from the beginning, a confidant during troubled times, and an enduring advocate til the end. He loved my family without limit. I look with great anticipation to our sweet reunion when the Lord so wills.
Uncle Bill was one of the kindest gentlemen I have ever known. He never failed to have a smile on his face or to share an uplifting word that just seemed to make the day a little brighter. My dad, Lewis Martin, thought the world of Uncle Bill. He respected Uncle Bill because he was such a genuine human being. He honored Uncle Bill because he followed the example of Jesus Christ so sincerely. But the thing that drew my Dad to truly love Uncle Bill , and probably the rest of the family as well, was watching the way he treated his lovely bride Ruth, Dad's sister. Watching Uncle Bill "spoil" my Aunt Ruth never failed to make us smile. If she was considering 1 flower for her yard, suddenly Bill would show up with 10! He will be so missed. I am just a niece, and his loss is heart breaking. I can't imagine the pain and sorrow Aunt Ruth, his children and grandchildren are going through. May God grant them comfort and peace.
Vanya
