Herman Alvin Myers, 60, of Port Neches, Texas passed away Thursday, December 1, 2011. He was born April 2, 1951 in Delhi, Louisiana to Henry Auldon Myers and Helen Lucille Wright Myers. He was a scaffolding manager for Brock Services, Inc. and lifelong area resident. He was also a member of Word of Life Church and U.S. Navy veteran. Survivors include his sons, Kenneth Lee Brown and wife, Christie of Mont Belvieu, Shawn Phillip Myers and wife, Stephanie of Rockwall, Kelby Ryan Myers of Port Neches; sisters, Wanda Mayfield and husband, Don of Groves, Michelle Rich and Cindy Hooker both of Port Neches; grandchildren, Devin, Caitlyn and Kennedy Brown, Olivia, Ethan, Alexis and Ruby Myers; numerous nieces and nephews; and his faithful companion, Sugar. A Memorial Service will be held at 4:00 p.m., Saturday, December 3, 2011 at Levingston Funeral Home in Groves with Reverend David Logan officiating. Visitation for family and friends will begin at 2:00 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home.
Condolences
devin brown
October 6, 2024
grandpa i love you so very much i think about you all the time and talk about you and great grandpa you were there for me when i was sick as a little boy you taught me life lessons you had mine and my sisters named carved in your shed i can still smell your cirgerettes when we would sit on the portch and listen to the rain on the tin roof the last time we had deep time together was when we went fishing and i got my finger hooked you told me don't be a wuss and if i go to the hospital i can't go fishing with you again but i know you didn't mean it your tough but a lover and i will always keep you in my heart and memories love your grandson devin
Anonymous
October 28, 2014
I still think about you Alvin! You always made me Laugh!! Now...I need you to help me find Kelby!! Just want to ck on him!
Anonymous
July 7, 2012
RIP Alvin, i didn't know you had left us, rest well ol friend ! See you on the other side
Anonymous
December 8, 2011
Herman Alvin, you were one of my very best friends in high school. We had a ton of fun fishing and hunting together. Your loyalty was unshakable. I will always love you, my friend. I am going to see you on the other side some day. Be there, I will be looking for you. Love you brother.
Anonymous
December 5, 2011
You were my best friend, I will miss you so much. I Love You Sarah
Anonymous
December 5, 2011
Alvin you were always a very kind and funny person ,Ruby and I enjoyed our last visit with you .we will always remember your kindness and laughter. Our Thoughts and Prayers are with all your Loved ones . Sincerly, Barbara Bibby and Ruby Rees
Anonymous
December 4, 2011
Alvin and I communicated over the years for business needs. He was always upbeat, a welcome personality to talk with, and always willing to do whatever it would take to contribute to our needs on the Louisiana side of the river. He and Roland were both good guys. Leon
Anonymous
December 3, 2011
The one thing I can say about cuz was when he told you he was going to do something you could take it to the bank. You always new where you stood with him because he would let you know. I have to thank him for always being there for me, any time of day or night. He was always more of an uncle to me than a cousin. I could always count on him, that's for sure. There are to many memories to list and not a bad one even comes to mind you'll always be special to me. Cuz Ill never forget you, and always love and cherish all the times we spent together, until we meet again Love you Cuz, Moose
Anonymous
December 3, 2011
To the family, Alvin was a friend and co worker that I kept in touch with over many years, which to me says a lot about his charector for me to like someone enough to stay in touch. I am glad he allowed me to share in his life.
Anonymous
December 3, 2011
to the man that I never got to fully understand, I will never forget the life lessons you tried to teach me. From the day I shook your hand you never let up and always made me give a hundred percent. For that you will always be in my life not just as a cousin, but as a boss, co worker, and friend. I love you. Thank you for all that you taught me.
Anonymous
December 2, 2011
Our deepest condolences to the Meyers family. Alvin was a blessing to work with & always brought a smile to our face. We looked forward to his weekly 4 o'clock Friday calls (made us work the weekend, but we still loved him). It was an honor to know him, meet him & get to build a friendship with him. He was a very honest & hard working man. We here at 3D are going to miss just that & him also. May you find peace in the days & weeks to come. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.