Gerald Neale Dugas

1931 ∼ 2019

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Gerald Neale Dugas

Gerald Neale Dugas, 87, of Port Arthur passed away on Monday, March 25, 2019 at his home.

He was born on December 29, 1931 to his parents, Dannerville and Minnie Dugas in Port Arthur, Texas. He was a lifelong resident of Port Arthur. Gerald was a beloved husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather. He was loved by many and always there to help neighbors and friends. Gerald was in the Navy reserve and worked as an operator at Texaco for 40 years. He was a lifelong member of Memorial Baptist Church.

Gerald was preceded in death by his parents, his loving wife, Joyce, his brother, Kenneth and his daughter, Denise.

He is survived by his sons, Dennis and wife, Pat, Darrell and wife, Carolyn, his four grandchildren, Donnie Dugas and wife, Joann, Nicole Dugas, Mandy Rogers, Sunni Bishop and husband, Jared and one great granddaughter, Lola Carter.

Special thanks to Compassion Hospice for their support over the past weeks.

Visitation will be on Wednesday, March 27, 2019 from 10:00 AM till 11:00 AM at Clayton Thompson Funeral Home in Groves. Service to honor Gerald’s life will be at 11:30 AM Wednesday in Tranquility Mausoleum in Oak Bluff Memorial Park in Port Neches under the direction of Clayton Thompson.

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Nathan E Boyd April 1, 2019

To the family of Gerald Dugas, my sincere condolences to you all. I worked with Gerald at Texaco Refinery. He was always willing to help everyone who was training on his unit or shift at the vaccum pipe stills. Always friendly, happy, religeous and loved his family and the TJ Yellowjackets. He loved his job too. Was such a caring and loving husband to his wife. I am so sadden to hear about his passing but, I know he is in Heaven with the Lord God, Jesus Christ and his loving wife. My life is richer to have known and worked aith Gerald.

Wayne Taylor March 31, 2019

R.I.P. Thomas Jefferson High School June 1950 Graduate. From the TJ Class of '62.

Kirk Mcdowell March 26, 2019

I remember Gerald very well. He was a good friend back when I worked with him at Texaco and taught me a lot. Gerald was a devoted Thomas Jefferson Yellow Jacket fan and never heard anyone talk but anything but praise for him as an operator and fellow man.