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Billy McNeil Eivens, lovingly known as Pa, departed earth and walked through the gates of Heaven on December 4, 2024. Billy was born March 25, 1953 to Billie and Maudie Eivens. He graduated from Sweetwater High School in 1971. In 1972, Billy married the love of his life, Marilyn. During their 52 years of marriage, Billy and Marilyn had many adventures. Their greatest adventure was raising their two children, Angelyn and Chad. Billy was the ultimate family man. Throughout the years, Billy and his wife enjoyed camping and entering cookoffs. They pulled their grill and camper all over the state of Texas, where they won several competitions. Pa's ribs fell right off the bone, and his brisket would melt in your mouth. He was also tasked with baking all of the pies during the holidays, and people looked forward to them every year. Billy instilled a love for camping, cooking, and family time in his children that they will continue to nourish throughout their lives. Pa had an infinite love for the mountains. He loved to travel to Ruidoso with his family, where they would spend their days in the casinos, watching horse races, and sight-seeing. His last Christmas was spent in a cabin in Ruidoso. Those memories will be cherished by his family. He worked as a master mechanic at USG, where he retired after 29 years. In his later years, Billy took on the role of Pa. He was a wonderful, loving grandfather to Cameron and Madelyn. He was proud of his grandson's accomplishments, and he enjoyed spending evenings with him talking about his future. When Madelyn was born, Pa became the biggest softie for his sweet granddaughter. She was truly the apple of his eye. She would spend hours sitting on his bar visiting with him and playing games. Billy was a kind man. He was slow to anger. People gravitated toward him and wanted to be his friend. His memory will be cherished for years to come, and although he will be greatly missed, there is peace to be found knowing that he is in his eternal home, watching over us all.
Billy was preceded in death by his parents, Billie and Maudie; sister, Ruby; nephews, Billy Wayne and James; and brother-in-law, Jerry Roberts.
He is survived by his adoring wife of 52 years, Marilyn; daughter, Angelyn Eivens; son, Chad Eivens and wife Stephanie; grandchildren, Cameron Doty and Madelyn Eivens; brother, Johnny and wife Penny; and many beloved nieces and nephews.
Billy's wish was to be cremated, and a PRIVATE FAMILY MEMORIAL SERVICE will be held at a later date. McCoy Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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