Brent Eubanks

September 8, 1960 - April 28, 2021

Brent Eubanks, 60, of Nederland, died Wednesday, April 28, 2021. He was born September 8, 1960, in Port Arthur, to Jessie Ann Heath Eubanks and Clesson F. Eubanks. Brent was an eighteen-year veteran of the Texas Air National Guard.

Brent was an adventurous person that enjoyed an array of unique hobbies. He was a fisherman; an amateur biologist; a botanist; a beekeeper; an artist; and a writer. He also had a passion for cooking. Above all, Brent enjoyed taking care of his wife, Lisa.

Survivors include his parents, Ann Eubanks and Bill Reynolds, of Salado, Texas; siblings, Roz Simmons and husband, Kent, of Dripping Springs, Texas and Todd Eubanks, of Carrollton, Texas; seven nieces, a great-nephew, and a great-niece; and stepsisters, Debbie Rice; Donna Hodge; and Danna Gallegos.

He is preceded in death by his wife, Lisa Doornbos Eubanks and father, Clesson F. Eubanks.

A gathering of Brent’s family and friends will begin at 1:00 p.m., with his memorial service at 2:00 pm., Saturday, May 1, 2021, at Broussard’s, 505 North 12th Street, Nederland. His cremation arrangements were handled by Broussard’s Crematorium, Beaumont.

Memorial contributions may be made to The Humane Society of Southeast Texas, P.O. Box 1629, Beaumont, Texas 77704.

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Memorial Service

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Comments (4)

    Derek says:

    I didn’t know Mr. Eubanks.

    I had been searching locally for a 5 gallon glass carboy and stumbled upon an estate sell advertising glass carboys. Among other various wine making equipment, I came into possession of a blue binder filled with wine recipes, and in that binder I found a receipt with his name on it.

    I also came into possession of 2 different brews he was never fully able to enjoy.

    They are by far, some of the most flavorful alcoholic drinks I have ever had the pleasure of consuming.

    I am just now starting my journey into wine making, and I wanted his family/friends to know that is knowledge will live on, and finding all of that equipment has really helped me out in my journey and just to say thank-you to whomever can receive my gratitude.

    Rest in peace Mr. Eubanks, and thank-you for being such an awesome person.

    Karin Schulz says:

    I am deeply sorry to hear about the death of Brent, my Love in Berlin/ Germany. He was such a wonderful person.

    Karin says:

    Ich bin erschrocken von Brents Tod zu erfahren. Er bleibt in guter Erinnerung. Er war ein wirklich lieber Mensch.

    Christine H Diaz says:

    Anne and family. I’m so sorry to hear the passing of Brent. He was a great man and will always be remembered. God bless.

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Mark Eubanks, LtCol-Ret

You'll be forever remembered by the 273rd Engineering Installation Squadron family. Nobody could give a more interesting and entertaining safety briefing. Your humor and that big, goofy smile will be sorely missed.

Wayne Moore

Godspeed

ED and JOANN STUART

RIP SWEET BOY....

Richard and Darelle Jordan

We are praying for you Roz and your family. We pray that with every breath you feel the presence of God and know that he is with you. That you know our love for you and it brings you comfort.❤️

Kathy Jones Waddleton

Ann, Roz and Todd, please except my condolences. I grew up with you all, I love this family. I always enjoyed Brent. Such a good human and a good friend. My heart aches for each of you. Losing Brent and Lisa is heartbreaking. They were blessed to have each other, the consolation, they remain together. They are loved, my prayers continue for their families in the weeks to come...

Dave Dretke

Brother-in Comn Euby! I’ll remember the hard work and fun times that we had in Upstate New York and in North Dakota. May you rest in peace.

Sheila Parry

Prayers go out to the family. I knew Brent from high school, he lived a block or so away from us and we rode the bus together. We also had Algebra together and I sat behind him. He was always grabbing my ankles! I have such fond memories of Brent carrying out my groceries anytime I shopped at Market Basket in Port Neches. He had the most beautiful eyes and curly hair and sweet smile. He will be missed.