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Aubrey Dee Pugh
Sep 12, 1941 - Jul 5, 2020
Posted by Martha Reddout

©Marietta Monitor
10 Jul 2020,  Page 4

Services for Aubrey Dee Pugh, 78, of Marietta were held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 8 at the Christ Tabernacle Pentecostal Church, Marietta with Brother Ronnie Carroll officiating and Brother Steve Carroll assisting.

Interment followed in Lakeview Cemetery, Marietta.

Born September 12, 1941 at Austin, Texas, the son of Aubrey Arron and Cora Mae Hunter Pugh, he passed away peacefully at his residence on Sunday, July 5, 2020. Aubrey attended school in Texas. He married the love of his life Gay Nell Cooper on September 1, 1961 in Italy, Texas. They celebrated 58 wonderful years together. Aubrey had been a Love County residence since 1980. He was a great mentor and inspired many throughout his life. Aubrey would always have a great story to tell. When he was in Houston every nurse from every floor would want to come hear his story and look in his pretty blue eyes. He lived his life for his family and never missed a day of work when he was not sick. It was nothing for Aubrey to wake up in the morning and have a building framed by the end of the day. He had impeccable work ethic. He had three of the greatest businesses and was successful at all three: Aubrey Pugh Roofing, P & R Game Farm and saving money. Aubrey always said, “If you don’t have that dollar in your pocket, then don’t buy it!” No one could add numbers faster than him. He could tell you how many squares there were in a roof job while standing on the ground. His favorite things to add were members to his family. If you ever needed to find him in the evenings, you could head out to the chicken yard where you would find him tending to the chickens. Later in life, his grandkids and great-grandkids were his best source of entertainment. Aubrey was a member of the Christ Tabernacle Pentecostal Church.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by three brothers and five sisters.

Survivors include his wife, Gay Nell Pugh of the home; three daughers, Patty Newman and husband Gregg of Marietta, Audrey Rodriguez and husband Silvano of Marietta, and Teresa Langston and husband Jeff of Thackerville; brother, Benny Pugh of Milan, Tennessee; sister, Sallie Tiedeman and husband Bob of Greeley, Colorado; sisters-in-law, Joyce Shalter of Marietta and Bonnie Richard of Waxahachie, Texas; 21 grandkids, April Manuel, Keeton Manuel, Gregory Newman, Vanessa Newman, Tony Rodriguez, Nikki Rodriguez, Kristin Rodriguez, Anna Gaddie, Cody Gaddie, Sheena Wywias, Justin Wywias, Ryan Rife, Brittany Coffman, Dustin Rife, Allese Cameron, Shelby Langston, Jeremy Bieber, Newt Langston, Syndelyn Langston, Call Langston and Wayne Harrison; and 23 great-grandkids, Leighton Manuel, Alexis Newman, Kaylyn Manuel, Ashtyn Newman, Urijah Newman, Braden Newman, Tarah Riggs, Gracelynn Rodriguez, Colten Rodriguez, Audriana Rodriguez, Ethan Lowery, Colten GAddie, Riley Gaddie, Aubrey Wywias, Harper Blu Rife, Cricket Pate Rife, Paris Rife, Coyboy Rife, Little Ryan Langston, Kyler Langston, Jasmine Palomino, Brandy Palomino, And Angel Palomino. Serving as pallbearers were Gregory Newman, Tony Rodriguez, Dustin Rife, Ryan Rife, Cody Gaddie, Leighton Manuel, Wayne Harrison, Keeton Manuel, Justin Wywias, and Newt Langston. Honorary bearers were Gregg Newman, Jeff Langston, Silvano Rodriguez, Jeremy Bieber, and Ethan Lowery.

Online guest book: wattsfuneralhome.com

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