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 Robert Wayne Krantz
Services for Robert Wayne Krantz, 48, of Whitehouse are scheduled for 3 p.m. Thursday at Stewart Family Funeral Home, Tyler, with Brad Mathis officiating. Burial will be in Sandflat Cemetery, Sandflat. Mr. Krantz died June 9, 2007.
He was born on Jan. 15, 1959 in Winnsboro to Robert William and Charlie Lou "Dot" Caviness Krantz. He was employed in 1979 with Tyler Independent School District's Transportation Department.
Survivors include his wife, Becky Marie Gentry Matthews Krantz, Whitehouse; daughter, Eugenia Charlene Matthews- Krantz Woods, Whitehouse; sister, Sandra Kay Green, Arkansas; and twin grandsons.
Pallbearers will be Kenny Beall, Tommy Reed, Martin Chapman, Aaron Brown, Darvin Willis, Junior Silvas, James Krska and Jake Chlegel. Honorary pallbearers will be the Transportation Department of Tyler Independent School District; and Jason Woods, Jacob Woods, Terell Woods, Gerld Barned and the Rev. Willie Bryant.
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Donna 77 -Jones (Kilborn)
I worked with Wayne at TISD for many years. He was a hard worker very dedicated to his job and loved his family. He worked for the district for 29 years before he went to be with the lord. He always had a story to tell. We will always love and remember him.Martin 78 -Chapman
wayne was a good friend to me in and out of school. back in the day wayne and i would always get into a fix. we were busy haveing fun. in the later years i would help wayne work on the cars and trucks he had. wayne allways had a wrench in his hand. working for the tyler bus barn for many years he was good at his job. in later years when i was brought down with cancer and haveing a 40% chance to live. wayne would drop by my house and check on me to see how i was doing. in later years wayne became real sick with heart problems. wayne came to my house one day and said martin i only have a year and a half to live. wayne was liveing off a 1/3 of his heart. it was sad to watch wayne die. i will sure miss him....................... martin chapmanCary 78 -Nix
Wayne was a kind, hard working man. He loved his family and his job.RIP Wayne