Rodney J. Ayers
April 3, 1953 ~ July 18, 2020
RODNEY J. AYERS
Rodney J. Ayers, a resident of Seguin, passed away at his home on Saturday afternoon, July 18, 2020 at the age of 67. Rodney was born on April 3, 1953 in San Antonio to the late Andrew McKinley Ayers and Helen Marlene Parkhurst Ayers. During Rodney’s professional career, he was self-employed in the construction industry, specializing in stucco work. Early on, Rodney was a bull rider; and later in life, away from the hustle and bustle of work, he enjoyed bass fishing and whitetail deer hunting. Having spent the last four years living on Lake Placid in Seguin, Rodney loved sitting outside everyday watching the people and boats pass by. In addition, he also loved watering his plants. Being at the coast and enjoying the beach life was also a passion of his. Survivors include his daughter, Crystal D. Ayers; son, Brandon M. Ayers and wife, Brittney M. Ayers; grandchildren, Hailey A. Gil, Cainan S. Ayers and Kinley B. Ayers; sisters, Cheryl L. Ayers and husband, Mickey J. Parker, Candice K. Ayers Bush and husband, David L. Bush, Edith E. Irving, Nita K. Alvarez and Shirley L. Ayers. Memorial services are scheduled for 10:00 AM on Friday, July 31, 2020 at the Lux Funeral Home Chapel.
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Wishing you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your hearts.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Jan Stroh Austin, Texas
Brandon and Crystal, I didn’t know your dad as well as my sister, Freddie Jean, but what I remember most of your dad was his sweet smile. Rodney had the sweetest smile and a had a gentle and quiet soul. I am so very sorry for your family’s loss. Thoughts and prayers for your family🙏🏻. Love you both..Karen Allen
Remembering one of the greatest men I’ve ever known. Love you, Vanessa
We love you all and wish we could be with you during this difficult time.
Remembering you and “Rodney Ayers” in our minds and in our hearts.
Love, Mike and Lisa Martin
So sorry to hear of Rodney’s death. I so enjoyed working with Rodney on so many projects and always enjoyed the great conversations we had about work, family, and life in general. My wife and I offer our sincere condolences to Rodney’s family. Mark & Thalia Stautzenberger
Thanks for all the Fishing trips we shared Those were the days Be Seeing Ya–Bubba Kluth
Just wanted to let the entire Ayers family and friends know that we are praying and thinking of them at this sensitive time. Love each and every one of you and pray that God embrace and strengthen you! Uncle Ray Brown and Aunt Joyce Patteson
Rodney was my grandfather, I my name is Cainan Ayers, me and him loved to fish together once we went fishing and we didn’t catch anything, I was upset and he said, fishing is like life it may not go your way, but if you don’t come back tomorrow then you’ll miss the chance to do better next time.