Larry Dale Brewer

Larry Brewer passed away early Sunday, August 15, 2021, after a complication with the COVID disease.  He resided in the Bayou Pines Nursing Center for several years following numerous strokes.  He was born on January 24, 1948 in Hollow Rock, Tennessee but lived in Texas most of his life.  He graduated from Ball High School in 1966 and went to work for Union Carbide in Texas City in 1968.  He was a machinist for years and active in the plant fire department, training every year at Texas A & M in College Station. The opportunity came up for Larry to become a Fire Marshall at the plant and he continued with training in that field until he retired in 2001 as an Emergency Director.

He enjoyed working on classic cars and belonged to several car clubs where he shared his interest with many friends.  Another interest of his was drag racing and watching NASCAR races on TV.  Friends will remember him wearing jeans and a T-shirt with a cigarette in one hand and a Pepsi in another.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Velma Ola Brewer and his father, Charles Noel Brewer.  He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Judy Battistoni Brewer and two children, Michelle Brewer of Texas City and Michael Brewer of Houston.  His cremation will be handled by James Crowder Funeral Home, but the family does not wish to hold a service at this time.

The family would like to thank all of the staff, nurses and doctors at Bayou Pines Nursing Center for their concern and continued care of Larry over the years.  He enjoyed socializing with the staff and residents in all of their activities.

3 comments

  1. My best friend at carbide. We hired in at same time and had a lot of same instrest. We remained friends and shared fire squad for over 30 years.

    Rod Morgan
  2. I am so sorry for your loss. He and I were fellow maint. men at Carbide and were also in the fire squad for many years. We also enjoyed being instructors at the fire school at A and M. We were always room mates during that time. I retired as a pipefitter in 1994. I have many good memories of our friendship as you all do. I know he will be missed, but can rejoice that he is with the Lord our God, thankful that he is pain free.

    Alex Kalinowski
  3. My heartfelt condolences and prayers to the family. I also worked at Carbide for over 30 years and knew Larry. He was such a great soul and will be deeply missed by many.

    Laura P Lopez

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