Glenn Nathan Revia

Glenn Nathan Revia, 70, of Lumberton, died Tuesday, May 31, 2022.  He was born on October 31, 1951, in Beaumont, to Vina Jordan Revia and Frank Revia.

Glenn was raised by his mother, Vina and stepfather, Bill Bloodworth in Beaumont Texas. This is also where he attended French High School.

Reaching adulthood, he moved to Lumberton in 1976 and became a resident there for forty-six years. This became his home where he raised his children and begun his favorite hobby, dirt track racing. Coming home after work from Triple S, where he was employed there for twenty-one years as a painter, you could find him in the garage working on the race car. Saturdays were for race day only! On the track you could spot him a mile away with his famously known hot pink number 99. He liked hot pink the most because he thought it stood out to the crowd. This wasn’t the only reason he stood out though, he was a wonderful racer and was in the winning circle several times. In the end he stopped racing but still attended the races as a fan.

Glenn was a very special person to everyone he became close with. Selecting just a few words doesn’t describe him well enough. He was always kind, caring, and so friendly to everyone. He was most passionate about his family. Glenn enjoyed spending time together by sharing his recipes he found online and having everyone try them. He loved going out to eat with family, too. Before returning home, he would always have to stop and get his fur babies, Jake and Nola, chicken nuggets.

There’s no doubt that he will be missed by so many. We love you pops!

Survivors include his children, Ron Revia and his wife, Stephanie, of North Carolina; and Shannon Ogden and her husband, Brandon Presley, and Nathan Revia, all of Lumberton; grandchildren, Kaitlynn Revia and her husband, Trent Speichinger; Tanner Ogden; Taylar Moses and her husband, Matt; and Toby Ogden, all of Lumberton; Savannah Lovel and her husband, Blake Seals, of Sour Lake; and Jaycee Ogden of Lumberton; great-grandchildren, Kinsleigh Speichinger, Luke Moses, and Camden Ogden; and sister, Francine Bass of Lumberton.  He is preceded in death by his parents and daughter, Stacy Ladd.

A gathering of his family and friends will begin at 10:00 a.m., with his funeral service at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, June 4, 2022, at Broussard’s, 490 Cemetery Road, Silsbee.  His interment will follow at Daniels Cemetery, Kountze.