Annette Blaylock Billiot
Annette Blaylock Billiot of Texas City passed away on Monday, September 15, 2025 surrounded by her family. She was born in Marked Tree, Arkansas on February 19, 1945 to Eual Woodrow and Jimmie Avis Rogers Blaylock.
She is preceded in death by her husband Antoine “Sam” Billiot; her parents, Eual Woodrow Blaylock, Jimmie Candia and step father Joe, Candia; sister, Carolyn Mitchell, Wesley Wayne “Bud” Blaylock, Sr.
Survivors include her daughter, Belinda Tyler and son in-law, Mark Tyler; son, Joseph Munoz, Sr.; sisters, Peggy Davis and husband Charles Davis, and Beverly Blaylock; grandchildren, Ashley Munoz, Britni Munoz, Joseph Munoz, Jr.; great grandchildren; Jayse Conway, Jayla Conway, Chase Chapman, Zaelen Munoz, Deloni Munoz, and Sophia Munoz; great grandchild, A’lani Tuner; numerous nephews, nieces, family members and friends.
Annette was a lifetime resident of La Marque and retired from UTMB as a LVN Nurse. She was a member of the Queen of Peace Catholic Church.
A visitation will be on Monday, September 22, 2025 from 9:00am to 10:00am at the James Crowder Funeral Home in La Marque, TX. A committal service will follow at 10:30am at Galveston Memorial Park Cemetery in Hitchcock, TX.
Pallbearers will be Ben Daniel, Eric Davis, Wayne Blaylock, James Blaylock. Kyle Mitchell, and Jeremy Jeansome, Sr.
My aunt was a pillar of strength, a truly beautiful and intelligent woman whose wise and logical approach to life inspired everyone around her. She did her very best for her children, her love for them was fierce and unwavering, and her guidance made them who they are today. Honest and loyal to those she loved, she was not only a role model but also a source of comfort, wisdom, and support during life’s toughest moments. Her legacy of strength and kindness will forever live on in our hearts, and her memory will be cherished always. – Amy Jocelyn Davis (niece) daughter of Peggy Davis
My maw maw was a beautiful soul. She was always smiling and watching her shows. There is so much me and A’lani are going to miss when it comes to you. I am really blessed and grateful she got to spend time with you and you with her. Maw maw was a strong, beautiful and encouraging person. She inspired me to pursue the lvn program just like her. My favorite memories are when A’lani runs to your room and just talks to you while you shared your snacks with her. Also, when you rode with me and mimi all the way to Galveston to take me to work, and when i caught maw maw watching my favorite show,law and order, and we watched it together. I loved going to see you and just being able talk because you were always understanding and you just loved seeing A’lani too, your hugs were always so comforting. I have so many more memories but just know you will always be in all of our hearts. Love Jayla and A’lani