Christopher Lewis Brown

christopher brown

May 19, 1958 ~ September 20, 2025

Born in: Wichita , Kansas
Resided in: Daingerfield, Texas

There will be a time of visitation with family and friends for Mr. Christopher Lewis Brown, 67, of Daingerfield, Texas, beginning at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, October 18, 2025, with a memorial service to follow at 3:00 p.m. in the chapel of Reeder-Davis Funeral Home in Hughes Springs, with Randy Foshee and Bud Bryant officiating.

Mr. Brown was born May 19, 1958, in Wichita, Kansas, to Mr. James Lewis Brown, Jr., and Pam Pesqueira Brown.  He passed away on Saturday, September 20, 2025, in Longview, Texas.

Chris, as he was known to many, was a man of warmth, humor, and unwavering loyalty. He never met a stranger, always ready with a story or a laugh, and had a way of making everyone feel welcome. A lifelong sports enthusiast, he could often be found cheering from the sidelines at his children’s and grandchildren’s games, his pride and support ever-present.

Earlier in life, Chris served joyfully on his church’s praise team and played on the church softball team, blending his love of music, community, and friendly competition.  Also at that time, Chris participated in his church’s prison ministry, bringing the love of Jesus to inmates.  His passion for life included traveling, especially cruises, and he found great joy in simply taking his grandkids for rides on his tractor.

Chris spent many years working in auto parts sales, where his friendly demeanor and knowledge earned the trust of countless customers. At home, he was a devoted animal lover, especially fond of his cat, Mr. Freckles, and his loyal dog, Rusty, who rarely missed a ride in the side-by-side next to Chris.

Chris is survived by his loving wife of 47 years, Mrs. Judy Justiss Brown, of Daingerfield; his father, James Lewis Brown, Jr., of Abilene; mother, Pam Pesqueira Brown, of Abilene & San Diego; two daughters, Candice Justiss Brown, Carling Snell and husband, Chuck; grandchildren: Eva, Olivia, Avery, Reagan, Elizabeth, and Ryan; two brothers, Scott Brown (Debra), and Derek Brown (Bertha); uncle, Ralph Pesqueira, Jr.; cousins: Steve, Tim, Melinda, Becky & Jennifer; plus multiple nieces & nephews.

A true jokester at heart, Chris brought laughter wherever he went. His memory will live on in the stories told, the love he shared, and the lives he touched.

Services

Memorial Ceremony: October 18, 2025 3:00 pm

Reeder-Davis Funeral Home - Hughes Springs
1213 Hanes Blvd. South
Hughes Springs, Texas 75656

(903) 639-2585
https://www.reeder-davis.com/

Visitation: October 18, 2025 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Reeder-Davis Funeral Home - Hughes Springs
1213 Hanes Blvd. South
Hughes Springs, Texas 75656

(903) 639-2585
https://www.reeder-davis.com/

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  1. Candle 2Delores and I are so sorry for the loss of Chris. He did so much to help us, (me), in our diet to help battle my cancer. We, (I), will be forever grateful. A true brother in Christ.

  2. Candle 5So very sorry. I will miss him, just seeing both of you at church and on Thursday nites encouraged me so much. I love you both. Prayers for you Judy and all of his family and yours.

  3. So sorry about your loss,Chris will be missed greatly he was our brother in Christ.I will miss him and the joking he and I used to do. No more pain for him may he rest in peace.

    My prayers are with you Judy and your family
    Love
    Jessie Hicks

  4. Candle 8Many fun memories growing up with the Brown brothers. Sorry for this loss to Scott and each family member. Thinking of you.

  5. Judy & girls – we are so sorry for your loss – what a true blessing Chris was to everyone who knew him. We will always remember him from our Turnpike days. Prayers & hugs to you all. Love Mike & Rita Fox

  6. Candle 2God’s speed ‘Cuz’. I will deeply miss our conversations and your friendship over our lifetime. Your work on earth is done, now, rest in peace.

  7. Candle 2The obit describes Chris well. I enjoyed my visit with him Thanksgiving 2024 and will miss him terribly this next Thanksgiving. One memory I want to add is that he frequently shared inspiring clips on Messenger. He was bold to share faith in his Savior. I never deleted them and have enjoyed going back reading them this week. Don also sends his love and sympathy.

  8. Candle 2We spent many hours with our families at Turnpike. So sorry for your loss. Chris always greeted us with his smile and kind words of encouragement. Our prayers and love to your family.

  9. Candle 2We were very sorry to learn
    of Chris’ passing. He is in a better place, and will be missed by us all. Prayers …

  10. Thank you brother for teaching me golf. I loved golf with you. Visits, always good. Love you bro. See you soon


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