Birth date: Apr 17, 1935 Death date: Apr 23, 2024
Audrey Melvin Fogle met his Lord and Savior on Tuesday, April 23, 2024. He was born in Marshall, TX to John Leon Fogle and Ruby M Morton Fogle on April 17, 1935 during the Great Depression just before World War II. The Fogles wer Read Obituary
I remember the great times we had at Pa Pa and Grandmother Roccaforte’s lake house.
Uncle Audrey was so kind and always had a smile on his face. Sending our love.
Love, Terry, Geneva and Matthew
My best memories of Audrey were and always be seeing the Love he has for my Mom Tana and he would always make sure everybody knew just how lucky he was. Treated her like a Queen and were always so happy and enjoyed traveling together among just being together. He would opt for driving up North to see family and friends he didn’t care to fly,he loved the country side views. Him and Michael would talk cows, farming and Hunting ,he loved to keep up with our calf crop and come see them and enjoy the delicious meals Michael would always cook for them and even bring left overs to Longview for our supper nights and all Holidays .He would sit outside in the back yard and watch their Great Grandson Keeton play and ride his trike and he played ball with him as Keeton was there often . Always gifts of anything Longhorn would be some of his Christmas gifts but he loves the Big Meat and Cheese and hot sauce boxes we got him . You will be missed and u til we all see you again . Fly high Audrey 😇
Uncle Audrey was a fun and loving uncle all of us adored. Anna Lee, my mother’s only sister, was the love of his life he often said. When we were little kids, they would have us visit at the family farm. Audrey would make sure we all got up early so we could go outside to feed all the farm animals. I think that is why to this day I have chickens and bunnies etc.
His Mom made an enormous farm breakfast and Audrey, Anna Lee, his wonderful family made sure we felt soooo welcome we looked forward to going again!
When I got a job in Dallas, they invited me to live with them at first. They drove me around to help me find my own apartment. Again, totally welcoming and fun. He was a Christian man with character, generous, and kind. My Aunt Anna Lee and Uncle Audrey were my home away from home.
They lived and breathed for their son, Jonathan. What a legacy of family excellence and loyalty they left for not only Jonathan but for all my cousins, sisters, and I.
We know our Lord and Savior, Lorne Paul, and Anna Lee have welcomed him home.
We love you Uncle Audrey.: pray: RIP
