Edmon Alfred Peveto III, 63, of San Leon, Texas, passed away on July 10, 2020, at Harbor Hospice in Houston.
Born in Orange, Texas on June 27, 1957, he was the son of Edmon Alfred Peveto, Jr. and Yvonne Eileen (Toronjo) Sarver. Edmon was raised in Lake Charles, Louisiana and was a graduate of A.M. Barbe High School in 1975. He worked for Exxon Mobil in the logistics department for many years. Edmon enjoyed hunting, fishing, and most of all spending his time outdoors. He traveled overseas to live and work for many years. Edmon was a wonderful son, brother, father, and grandfather and will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.
He is survived by his parents, Edmon Alfred Peveto, Jr. and wife Gloria; mother, Yvonne Eileen Sarver; daughters, Candace Peveto Brady and husband Chad and Christine Peveto Ryder and husband Scott; grandchildren, Lilly Brady, Isabella Seago, Maci Seago, Mason Ryder, and Owen Ryder; siblings, Chris Peveto, Geoffrey Pivateau and wife Peri Alkas, Mikal Peveto, and numerous other loving family and friends.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Cremation will be under the direction of Claybar Funeral Home.
Condolences
Mark Sienkiewicz
July 24, 2020
My heartfelt condolences to Ed’s family. I worked closely with Ed and was his neighbor for many years on Sakhalin Island. He was a great guy, hard working, very intelligent, with a great sense of humor. He was one of the most generous persons I have ever met and unselfishly helped so many people when they were in need. He had such a huge heart for people and was loved by many. He especially loved his family - His children and grandchildren were the centerpoint if his life and work. I miss you my friend, comforted knowing your are with our Lord, without pain, resting in peace.
Mark Sienkiewicz
Anchorage, Alaska
Jim Flood
July 23, 2020
Ed’s Family - hello just heard about Ed’s passing. Just wanted to pass on thoughts and prayers from the Flood Family. I had the pleasure of working w Ed for 15 years for Exxon in Sakhalin Russia building some of the most complex Oil & Gas Facilities in the Industry. Ed led our Logistics Group and was a big part of our success. Ed was the ultimate professional and was always a positive force of nature and came to work every day with a “Can Do” attitude!! Each and every day He made miracles in delivering critical equipment and materials for the project. Ed was such a fighter as well showing up to work every day while fighting the fight. He was an inspiration for all of us and will be missed greatly. I know these are tough times - know that Ed was greatly loved by the Sakhalin Team. May he Rest In Peace. Take Care. Jim Flood & Family
Anonymous
July 23, 2020
Beautiful in Blue was purchased for the family of Edmon Alfred Peveto III.
Mitzi & Randy
July 14, 2020
We met Ed & Ronda when Randy was transferred to Houston at Conn Appliance. Soon we became neighbors & close friends. Randy & Ed went on a few hunting trips together & shared lots of Conns stories & antics. Candace & Christine grew up with Justin & Tyler. Each Christmas, Ed & I would have a baking contest. We had backyard BBQs & 4th of July fireworks. Lots of good memories & good food during that special season of life. The Dowdens send their prayers & love to the Pevetos. Ronda, Poo & Bookie, your Daddy loved his girls dearly & fiercely. May you have the peace of Christ to hold you close as you mourn.
Michael A. Fontenot Usn (Ret)
July 12, 2020
The first time I got to meet Ed was when I came home on leave because at the time I was active duty military and I was going on a hunt with him and and my Dad and a few others in New Mexico. It was a very nice trip. We made a few more hunting trips over the next few years and then I went back to sea duty. When I got the chance to go back again we all met in Houston Texas at Ed and Rhonda’s house and went to Colorado for a deer and elk hunting trip. These were the most special things I’ve done with Ed. Years later after I retired from the military work was scarce and Bonnie and I were having a hard time making ends meet. Ed called me and said that he had a job for me overseas and I was working with him from July of 2008- October of 2008 in Russia for Exxon. The pay was good and after the last of the contracts came to the end. I told Ed that if it wasn’t for him giving me that job Bonnie and I would have lost everything because of the economic fallout. Ed & Rhonda are the God parents of my son Matthew Lee Fontenot. All the memories I have of Ed are very nice and it’s been a wonderful ride but I’m gonna catch up with him one day and then we gonna start all over again!!!! I love you brother and I’ll see you when I get there. GOD Speed. Fare Winds and Following Seas!:pray::cry::fist: