Rhonda R. Ovesny
Rhonda R. Ovesny, 52, of Houston, passed from this life March 26, 2017. She was born August 27, 1964 in Houston, Texas. Rhonda was the daughter of Julius A. Ovesny and Joyce Ovesny of Dickinson, Texas. She graduated from Dickinson High School in 1982 and attended Texas Lutheran College in Seguin, Texas.
Rhonda worked for Frito Lay for many years while starting her company, Colt Promotional. She also worked the Houston Rodeo for 26 years.
Rhonda is preceded in death by her father, Julius A. Ovesny. She is survived by her wife, Kimberly M. Ovesny and daughter, A.J. Ashcraft of San Leon, Texas; and stepdaughters, Jessika and husband Miguel Flores of Anahuac, Texas and Lauryn and husband Chris Duerst of Fort Hood, Texas.
She has two brothers, Mark V. Ovesny and wife Patricia of Hitchcock, Texas, and David D Ovesny and wife Paula, of Ohio, and mother Joyce Ovesny of Dickinson, six grandchildren, nieces and nephews, and many friends and family.
Services will be at Faith Lutheran Church, 800 FM 517 Road East in Dickinson,Texas on Friday, March 31, 2017 at 11 o’clock a.m.
Visitation will be held on Thursday evening from 5 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be given to Memorial Herman Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; or Faith Lutheran Church, 800 FM 517 Road E., Dickinson, Texas.
RIP my friend. Enjoyed our times playing softball. May you spread your wings and fly. Until we meet again. My condolences to your family. May God love and comfort them in this time of need. Sore with the angels.
Deepest sympathies to the family.
Rhonda, you will always be in my heart. Love you, my friend.
BW
Condolences to your family. We miss and love you Rhonda.
I wrote a poem for you and wanted your family to have it.
Just a getting it
Push on, like a locomotive that was her name
Never needing a pat or any claim to fame.
Straight and to the point, a kind of hardness in her veins.
But if she loved you, you wouldn’t want for anything just the same.
A love for animals that cheered her when blue.
A protector of honor, pride she held true.
When the battle came, a fighter you were, we knew.
Than the conductor called your name and away you flew.
Hearts in hand, here we all sit.
But we all got to know she’s in heaven, just a getting it!
Friend and Author,
Gail A Echols
I will miss you so much my friend. My heart goes out to your family and friends. You were a special lady and my best friend. Memories of you wull live on forever. Love
R-Squared
My condolences to Rhonda’s family and friends. She was a woman with a love for life, respect for people and a thousand watt smile. She will be missed.
Prayers for the family. She will be missed!
Rhonda I will miss you dearly my friend! Lots of good memories doing the rodeo, u taught me alot about rodeo and life. When you met my daughter Kandas Graham y’all connected immediately and at some point she started calling you kangaroo, can’t remember why but it stuck all the way to her adult years. You have left me with lots of memories to look back on, and I’m so glad I got to be a part of your life. Go rest in peace, Olive Juice. My condolences to the family
May God bless and keep you in your time of morning…
Rhonda…Justin, Sarah and I are truly blessed to have had you in our lives.
You will be forever loved and remembered…expecially that beautiful smile.
But, mainly for loving when you didn’t have to and caring when it was so badly needed.
Love ya Sister.
Rest Easy my Friend, Fly with Angel’s. Sure gonna Miss our Fire Dogg and your Humor.
Love you
Anna
Please accept my condolences.