Roy Lee Gibson

Roy Lee Gibson (Joe Gib) was born September 8, 1947, to the parentage of Mr. Lemon Petty and Ms. Ernestine Gibson of Houston, Texas. Joe early years were lived in Clinton Park, Houston Texas where he was raised by Mr. Henry Gibson and Mrs. Agnus Gibson. He attended school at Jack Yates High school.

Joe accepted Christ at an early age and united with Forth Missionary Baptist Church of Houston Texas. For many years Joe was employed by US Gypsum Paper Mill in Galena Park, Texas.

Joe departed this life May 16, 2020 at his residence in Converse, TX.

He is preceded in death by parents Lemon Petty and Ernestine Gibson, his Uncle and Aunt Henry and Agnus Gibson, his daughter Rosalyn Lynnet Gibson.

He leaves to cherish his memories; beloved son, Darren Lee Gibson, and wife Valerie (Val), grandson, Darren Jr., (DJ), granddaughters Brionne and Darionne, Converse, Texas,; beloved daughter Roye Lesia Patton (Converse, Texas) and grandson George Jr., (Conroe, Texas) granddaughter Antonia, (Houston, Texas); beloved daughter, Nykia Taunyett Gibson, and grandson, Brent, Jr. (BJ), granddaughter Duprika, (First), and grandson, Barner, (Pouda), Sacramento, California; beloved daughter Shayla Roynette Gibson, and husband Corey Gilmer, grandson, Jacory (J-Poppa), granddaughter, Jakayla, Sacramento, California; beloved son Brandon Tremayne Gibson, and wife LaRhonda, grandsons Brandon Jr., Braylon, and granddaughter London ), Sacramento, California.

He also leaves to cherish his memories of the following who he called his daughters; Donisha Booker; Talia Scott, and grandson, Damani, and granddaughter Nnenia; Jazmine Martinez, and grandsons Ever, Ely and Esiah all of Vallejo, California.

Joe leaves to carry on his memories: Ten great grandkids, sisters-in-laws, Audrey Jones and nephews Lydell, Keidrich and Sean of Houston, Texas. Donna Gayle Ward and niece Tamila, and nephew Demond, and wifeTashna of Sacramento, California and a host of family and friends.

Acknowledgement

On behalf of my Brother and Sisters, We wish to express with sincere appreciation the many prayers, kind deeds and tokens of love extended to us during the passing of our loved one. Whatever you have done to console our hearts we are deeply grateful to you. May God bless each and everyone for your expression of concern and love for us.

Special thanks to the staffs of A-MED and Elara Caring Hospice Care teams. His nurses Ms. Barbara, Ms. Cheyenne, Ms. Deborah and Ms. Rhonda for their countless hours and dedication to our dad in the time of need.
~The Family~

Grandpa – From your Grandkids

Hey grandpa! What’s up on you? Well it happened, God came and got you like you
wanted. We’re going to truly miss you. You made sure to stay close to us, although we
were so far apart. You shared your love with all of us and made sure we knew and felt it.
You always made sure to keep up with whatever we had going on whether it was
basketball, football, track, school, career, whatever it was you knew about it. We’re
grateful that we got the chance to spend time with you, truly going to miss the visits,
phone calls and even recently your FaceTime calls. The nicknames you gave us were
unique to us, you had everyone calling us by those names. The things you taught us, the
stories you told us, the memories you gave us. We thank you for that and for being our
GRANDPA. We’re so happy that you get to be with the Lord. Enjoy praising with HIM
and sitting up there watching your beloved St. Louis Cardinals and sipping on your
favorite drink saying “Ahhh Cha Cha Cha”. Alright...we love you and God Bless.