Roddy T. Weatherly

1955 ∼ 2018

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Roddy T. Weatherly, 62, of Groves, passed away on Monday, February 5, 2018 at his residence in Groves. He was born June 1, 1955 in Port Arthur to the late, Horace and Barbara Walker Weatherly. Roddy was a retired boilermaker with Gulf Oil Corporation with 16 years of service. He loved hunting, fishing, and a good round of golf.

Roddy is survived by his sons, Michael Weatherly of Groves, Kevin Weatherly of Tyler, and Charles Weatherly of Groves; his partner, Bonnie Morrison of Winnie; his sisters, Cherlyn Benoit and her husband Joe of Groves, Maureen Whiteside of Groves, and Judy Gothia of Nederland; also his granddaughter, Hunter Comeaux of Winnie.

In lieu of flowers the family request memorial contributions be made to the American Cancer Society.

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Cherlyn Benoit February 14, 2018

Cherlyn Benoit lit a candle in memory of Roddy T. Weatherly

Joyce Graffagnino February 11, 2018

Shared many fun times with Roddy in the early 1970's. Darrell and Roddy worked and "played" together at Pizza Inn -- shared many great memories. A great friend who we will never forget. Praying for comfort for all the family. Darrell & Joyce (Pate) Graffagnino

Jim Huebel February 10, 2018

Always enjoyed spending time with Roddy. Whether it was playing golf or telling stories, he was always fun. RIP my friend

Liz And Ken Murphy February 10, 2018

Liz And Ken Murphy lit a candle in memory of Roddy T. Weatherly

Patty Davis February 10, 2018

Roddy T- what can we say? Was he a good fisherman? A good golfer? A Good Dad? And the YES list goes on and on! One thing the Davis clan can say is Uncle Roddy to Colton, Johnny, Cason and Seth was a GOOD COOK! They killed the squirrels- Uncle Roddy cooked the squirrels, not to mention the backstrap, cooked cabbage, cornbread and his fried fish sas the bomb!!! I know Michael, Kevin, Charlie, Bonnie, Hunter, and the rest of the family remember all the meals Roddy T could whip up! We are all gonna miss him!!

Bob Rickard February 9, 2018

I was playing golf with Roddy T when he made his first hole-in-one. 1991 or 1992. At the pea patch. What a glorious moment for a great guy. He was a good friend and a joy to be around.

Don Allen February 8, 2018

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Don Allen February 8, 2018

We knew each other most of our lives. He was a one of a kind who lived life on his own terms. I will miss him. Don Allen

Melancon'S Funeral Home February 8, 2018

Melancon's Funeral Home created a Tribute Video in memory of Roddy T. Weatherly

Thomas Norret February 7, 2018

It has been many years since I had the pleasure of Roddys company. But as exchange student living with "The Walshes", I often teamed up with Roddy and all the other guys at The tuesday game at the Pea Patch. What great memories. Roddy was always a great guy both on the course and as friend. My thoughts are with the familiy. Thomas Norret, Denmark

George Jones February 7, 2018

Met Roddy at the Gulf in the late 70's, he left and I did also. When he moved back we played a lot of golf together. The Pea Patch was our home, lost a lot of money to him but loved every minute of it. Got to spend time with him the last few month's at his son Michael's house or by phone when he didn't feel good. Very proud of the boy's for taking care of him a long with Claude Sheppard who took care of Roddy while the boy's were at work. I'll see you down the road one day Roddy T....it was always fun. See ya ol buddy.

John Davis February 7, 2018

John Davis lit a candle in memory of Roddy T. Weatherly

Richard Scully February 7, 2018

Roddy and I had some great times on the golf course. He was a great friend and a great guy. I'm so sorry, he was one of the best guys to have in your group and even better to have as your friend. He always was checking in on me and making sure I was doing the right thing and doing good. He always had more faith in me than anybody I've known. Roddy will truly be missed. Richard Scully

Cap Hollier February 7, 2018

loved playing golf with roddy t. he would give us a package of bass every now and then after his fishing trips. I always gave him a hug when I saw him. so sorry. but he knew the Lord and I know he is in heaven now. prayers for the family.

Glenn Antilley February 7, 2018

I am sorry for your loss. My prayers are with the family. He will be missed.Glenn Antilley