Allen Dean Hughes
September 7, 1945 ~ February 7, 2015
Allen Dean Hughes, age 69, passed away suddenly from this life on February 7, 2015. Allen was born September 7, 1945 in Eau Claire, Michigan to Virgil Hughes and Thelma Noble Hughes. He moved to San Antonio area when he was a young child, graduated from East Central High School and went on to study at Trinity University. After becoming a registered land surveyor, Allen became well-known and respected in the Houston community, while working with his own company, Hughes Surveying and eventually retiring from Precision Surveyors. An avid sports fan, his all-time favorite team were the Houston Astros. Allen loved to play the guitar and wrote songs of inspiration and praise to Jesus, that has touched many in a very special way. He also had a very loving spirit and was admired by many. Mr. Hughes, is preceded in death by his parents and brother, Daryl. Survivors include his children, Phillip Hughes, Helen Covey and Allen Hughes, Jr., stepchildren, James Freeman, Amanda Webb and Angela Freeman; sister, Judy Klein; brothers, Dathan, Larry, Tim and Bruce Hughes. Also surviving are 12 grandchildren and a great-granddaughter; estranged wife, Susan; numerous nieces, nephews. A memorial service will be held 10:00am, Saturday, February 21, 2015 at Meadowlawn Funeral Home, 5611 E. Houston St., San Antonio, TX 78220.
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I will always remember his wonderful smile. May his life be celebrated and his memory never fade.
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Brandie
To the Children ,Family and Friends of Allen. May you find comfort in the memories Allen leaves behind. May the love of your family and friends give you the strength needed to bear the pain. Our loving God also comforts us and gives us hope for the future. A resurrection of our loved ones is his plan. John 5:28,29¨ All those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out¨ This promise has given many of us comfort I hope it does the same for you. www. jw.org
Our sincere condolences
Cardenas Family
Ft. Worth TX
Most of my memories of Uncle Allen are of him laughing or singing but the last few times I saw him,I seen more. He seemed weighted down with cares and very tired. I hope he found peace for what was troubling him and I’m sure we all will remember his smiles and songs. My prayers are with his kids, brothers, and sister (my aunt, uncles,Dad, and cousins).
My sympathy to all of Allen\’s family,friends and everyone else he touched on his journey of life here on earth. May you all find comfort in the fact of knowing he one day, can run like the wind with a smile on his face and love in his heart, anrun like the wind
My sympathy to all of Allen\’s family,friends and everyone else he touched on his journey of life here on earth. May you all find comfort in the fact of knowing he one day, can run like the wind with a smile on his face and love in his heart. Pray, and all, seek God, and the Kingdom of Heaven.
Sorry for your loss Amanda
Allen Hughes was a great guy! I worked with him for 16 years. My thought and prayers go out to the family.
Ricky Gennusa