Larry David Jordan's Obituary
Larry David Jordan passed away peacefully at home on April 30, 2025 at the age of 81. He was born May
26, 1943 in Beaumont, Texas.
He was preceded in death by his wife Donna R. Jordan, son, Larry David Jordan Jr, a baby girl, and
parents William Andrew Jordan and Cynthia Elberta Jordan.
He is survived by his brothers Bill Jordan (Joyce) and Terry Jordan (Sherry); his two sons Paul Jordan
(Cathy) of Pasadena, TX – their three children David (Amber), Dwight (Miranda) and Kristen Frisby
(Kenaniah) and Jason Jordan (Jessica) of Conroe, TX – their two children Carli and Kyle. He is also
survived by five great-grandchildren – Aidan, Genevieve, Naima, Rowan and Kenaniah Jr and numerous
nephews and nieces.
Mom and dad married young and dad worked hard to provide for them. He worked as a pipe fitter for
13 years, also taught at the apprentice school for 7 years and eventually got into the engineering field
working at SIP Engineering. He was well respected and a mentor to many in his work.
He had numerous hobbies. He taught himself leatherwork, studied programming and electronics, model
ship building, and woodworking which he gave away plenty of his creations.
He was a big history buff. He loved to tell stories from World War 2. He also liked to tell people he was
born the year of the steel penny. He would ask people if they knew why they were made of steel then
go on to explain it to them.
Larry loved his family and loved watching the great grandkids run around the house. He was amazed at
how quickly they grew and learned.
The family would like to thank the folks from Essential Hospice of Webster, TX for the care they provided
during his final days.
There will be a public visitation on Friday, May 9th 2025 at South Park Funeral home in Pearland, TX from
10:30 – 11:30 am. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly request that donations be made to the Disabled
American Veterans (DAV), Tunnel to Towers or a charitable organization of your choice.
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