Lynnwood Wade Meguess
Lynnwood Wade Meguess, 76, of Fannett, died Monday, June 16, 2025. He was born on January 2, 1949, in Beaumont, to Ethel Mae Craigen Meguess and Ray Meguess.
Survivors include his wife, Ann Meguess; sons, Paul Lynn Meguess and his wife, Wendy; and James Wade Meguess and his wife, Debbie; grandchildren, Justin Meguess and his wife Brandee; Tyler Salesky and his husband, Kyle; and Saryn Rogers and her husband, Logan; great-grandchildren, Cohen Meguess; Eli Meguess; Raelynn Rogers; Bennett Rogers; and Braxton Johnson; and siblings, Ray Lee Meguess; Donnie Meguess; and Larry Meguess.
He is preceded in death by his parents Ethel and Ray Meguess; brother, Henry Meguess; and Daughter, Brenda Ann Meguess.
His graveside service will be at 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, June 18, 2025 at Fairview Cemetery, Winnie, under the direction of Broussard’s, 134 West Buccaneer, Winnie.
Graveside Service
Fairview Cemetery-Winnie
- 213, Fairview Cemetary Drive, Winnie, Texas, 77665,
- June 18, 2025
- 11:00 am
Lynnwood was a good person. I worked with him many years at Dupont. I’m betting he’s riding a horse in heaven and having a ball.
So sorry to hear of Lynwood passing its been so long since I have seen anyone of you. My dad worked for your dad. Our thoughts and prayers goes with each and everyone of you. RIP Lynwood. I was same age as Lynwood. I am the only one alive out of all our family.
Aunt Ruth,
I’m so sorry for your and your family’s loss. I will always remember Uncle Bitty’s love for you, camping, and horses.
Love,
Rachelle
My condolences to Aunt Ruth and her family. Prayers from Sam Rayburn as i will always will charish the times i spent with you.
Carlton
Lynwood was a very good friend and will be deeply missed. My prayers go up for all his family. He was a special person. I remember our high school days well.
So sorry for the Meguess’ family loss. Lynnwood was a wonderful brother-n-law who will be sincerely and greatly missed. I remember one day when we were squirrel hunting behind bounce and I ran into a spider web. Lynnwood was the one who got the spider off the top of my head while I was being scolded by my father-n-law for throwing my gun on the ground. RIP dear brother!
Miss Ann, I’m so sorry for your loss. Cowboy was a good friend. I miss our camping trips together. I pray that God gives you everything you need to get through this.
My condolences to the family
You were such a great man. Very privileged to have met you and your wife. I still remember the horse rides and every time I pass your house with my children I tell them how I got to ride y’all’s horses. May you rest easy and may God greet you at heaven’s gate with the biggest hug. I pray comfort for your family
Prayers and condolences to the family. I have known Lynwood since I was a young girl. A very good family. We lived next door to Grandma Meguess. My family and I spent some time during the summer at their family beach cabin. May Lynwood Fly High and RIP