Steven Paul Duhon

1964 ∼ 2014

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Steven Paul Duhon, 49, of Port Neches, Texas after a long courageous battle lost his fight on Tuesday, September 23, 2014 at Christus St. Mary Hospital in Port Arthur, Texas. Steven was born October 26, 1964 in Port Arthur, Texas to Earl J. Duhon, Sr. and Lillie Humphrey Duhon. He was a lifelong resident of this area and graduated from Port Neches-Groves High School in 1983 and Lamar University in 2003. Steven was a member of St. Elizabeth Catholic Church in Port Neches and a member of the A.M.A. He loved hunting, fishing, and riding his motorcycle. Steven was an English Teacher in the Philippines. He was preceded in death by his grandparents. Surviving relatives include his wife, Hazel Duhon of Port Neches, Texas formerly of the Philippines; parents, Earl and Lillie Duhon of Port Neches, Texas; son, Earl Joseph Duhon III of Port Neches, Texas formerly of the Philippines; brother, Earl Joseph Duhon, Jr. of Nederland, Texas; and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews including those in the Philippines. Memorial services will be held Saturday, September 27, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. at Levingston Funeral Home in Port Neches with Reverend Shane Baxter officiating. Visitation for family and friends will be from 9:00 a.m. until time of service Saturday, September 27, 2014 at the funeral home.

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Anonymous September 29, 2014

I'm saddened to loose a Good Friend. I will keep your family in my prayers. I will miss you very much.

Anonymous September 28, 2014

I am so very sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers will be with you during this difficult time. Cherish all the memories of Steve until you meet again. Lisa and Ricky Hill

Anonymous September 28, 2014

I did not have the pleasure of knowing Steven that long, just the last couple time he was in the hospital. I work at St Mary's in food service and would deliver Steven's food to him. He was always very nice to me and the other staff, and we would try to give him anything he wanted to eat. The last time I spoke to Steven he wanted some ice cream, when I ask him Chocolate or vanilla he want to know if we had them mixed and I told him no, so he said bring him vanilla. Well on my way down to get it I decided to bring him one of each and a bowl so he could mix them together and have what he wanted. Not knowing that was the last time I would see him, I told him good night and I would see him tomorrow. Just the few week that I knew Steven I could tell he was a wonderful person inside and out, and wish I would have know him earlier. My thought are with his family and friend, May Steven rest in peace now.

Anonymous September 27, 2014

Steven, you displayed such strength and courage throughout your whole treatment. You knew the difficult battle you were faced with and you didn't cower. You stood up, faced the challenge and pushed on. Our last conversation at the office, you told me "Stacy, I'm going to beat this and live on". Well sweetheart, you have beat it. You are finally rid of that horrible disease and you are able to go on without the pain. You are able to smile that infectious smile that you have and if we're lucky, we will see your smile and hear your laughter in our heart and our dreams. Fly high my sweet friend, I will carry a part of you with me always. My prayers go out to his sweet mother, his father, his brother and his wife.

Anonymous September 27, 2014

The first time I rode on Steve's bike with him he took me to visit one of our friends in icu. After dropping me off he tied a flag around his neck and rode off I laughed till I cried, He was truly the funnest person in the world. I was lucky to be his friend. He will be so missed.Bravest most positive person EVER.Prayers go out to all the family.

Anonymous September 27, 2014

Steve was one of a kind and lived life to the fullest. I have so many great memories from our childhood and reunions.... Always keeping us on our toes. It was an honor to know him and be able to call him a friend.... God be with his family... Love, Dana Hasting

Anonymous September 27, 2014

You were always a great friend and one of the wildest, most honorable, funniest, bravest, goofiest, most loving and loved persons God ever created. You will be missed by many. You were a true Renaissance man who never tired of fighting the good fight. Rest well, Evets Nohud.

Anonymous September 26, 2014

Steve, I sit here and think of you and flooded with memories; I can only write a few. Your boyish charm and smile I will miss most. I can't attend the service, but conjoined with our souls. For your Dad, he always called a great game. Seeing your lovely Mom was a pleasure. I need to get back my surfboard that I loaned you; my teenage grandgirls are anxious to learn, and of course I will teach them...all the while thinking of you-and making you proud. Guy

Anonymous September 26, 2014

My thoughts and prayers are with you Joe, Hazel, and Mr.& Mrs. Duhon. Steve was a sweet person who touched so many hearts. He will never be forgotten.

Anonymous September 26, 2014

Steve will be missed by so many people you have touched along your path. Rest in peace my friend in the hands of the Lord!!!

Anonymous September 26, 2014

Lillie and family Please accept our deepest sympathy in the loss of your loved one. May happy memories bring a measure of comfort and peace. You will be in our prayers that you will feel the presence of the Lord's hand upon you as you face each coming day.

Anonymous September 26, 2014

May God rest your soul. You were a great friend. My, we had a time back in the Reaper/Fortress/Genesis days. You have always been a special person. I'm so lucky to have been your friend. You were always smiiling. Rest my friend. Jesus took back a good one.