Johnnie Lee Battaglio

October 28, 1944 - February 10, 2021

Johnnie Lee Battaglio, 76, of Beaumont, died Wednesday, February 10, 2021, at The Medical Center of Southeast Texas, Port Arthur. He was born on October 28, 1944, in Port Arthur, to Ruby Leonard Battaglio and Joseph Battaglio. Johnnie was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Port Neches.

Survivors include his wife, Ovelia Battaglio, of Beaumont; daughter, Michelle Rinehart and her boyfriend, Vincent Nunez, of Elgin; grandchildren, Makayla Frederick and her boyfriend, Royce McDonald; Jordan Tubbs; and Mason Tubbs and his girlfriend, Bethanie Thompson; great-grandchildren, Michael Tubbs III; Keegen Tubbs; Johnnie Tubbs; Shaylin Frederick; Baker Frederick; Mason Tubbs II; Briggs McDonald; and Chevi Tubbs; and brother, Michael Battaglio and his wife, Angie.

He is preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Tommy and Leon Battaglio; sister, Madeline Arceneaux; grandson, Michael Tubbs II; and great-grandson, Ryder Tubbs.

A gathering of Mr. Battaglio’s family and friends will begin at 12:00 p.m., with his funeral service at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, February 17, 2021, at Broussard’s, 505 North 12th Street, Nederland. His interment will follow at Memory Gardens of Jefferson County, Nederland.

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Memory Gardens of Jefferson County

Memory Gardens of Jefferson County
  • 3098 us 69 nederland texas 77627

Funeral Service

Funeral Service
  • 505 n 12th street nederland tx 77627
  • 02/17/2021
  • 2:00 pm

Gathering of Family and Friends

Gathering of Family and Friends
  • 505 n 12th street nederland tx 77627
  • 02/17/2021
  • 4:18 am

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Bonnie Blankenship

We lost our beloved Uncle. This man was one of the good men in our family, kind, funny, and loving to his wife and family. Always there to help and never asking anything in return. Uncle Johnny had been quite ill in the past few years, but always struggled through so he could be there to take care of his family. Farewell dear uncle your struggle is over. May you rest in eternal peace you have earned your rest. I will always remember you with love and respect.

Michelle

My dad was my hero & I told him so many times throughout his life. All he had to do was show his disappointment in me & I’d cry like a baby because I had let my daddy down. He was a giving & caring man who never asked for anything in return; in fact, he went without so that we could have things we needed or wanted. Even when I was grown, this continued for my children & then his great-grandchildren. They were his life & he loved them with all of his heart. The last few years as he struggled with his memory from Alzheimer’s disease & his heart condition, he fought hard to stick around for us. He was a rock for me when I lost my son & again when we lost my grandson. Putting his own feelings deep down so he could be there for us. This man was our rock, our leader, our “management”, our dad & our grandpa...he did it with the grace & patience of a saint. There will never be another like him, he set the bar way too high. Rest In Peace daddy & take care of my boys until I can be with y’all again. I love you to the moon & back!

Michelle

My dad was my hero & I told him so many times throughout his life. All he had to do was show his disappointment in me & I’d cry like a baby because I had let my daddy down. He was a giving & caring man who never asked for anything in return; in fact, he went without so that we could have things we needed or wanted. Even when I was grown, this continued for my children & then his great-grandchildren. They were his life & he loved them with all of his heart. The last few years as he struggled with his memory from Alzheimer’s disease & his heart condition, he fought hard to stick around for us. He was a rock for me when I lost my son & again when we lost my grandson. Putting his own feelings deep down so he could be there for us. This man was our rock, our leader, our “management”, our dad & our grandpa...he did it with the grace & patience of a saint. There will never be another like him, he set the bar way too high. Rest In Peace daddy & take care of my boys until I can be with y’all again. I love you to the moon & back!