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William Joe Byford of Bryan, Texas passed away peacefully on December 23, 2025.
He was preceded in death by his parents WJ and Evelyn Byford. He is survived by his sister, Rebecca Byford, brother, Robert Byford, and sister Renee Mynier, husband Roy, and nieces Julia and Lindsey Mynier.
Bill grew up in Bryan, Texas and graduated from Bryan High School in 1977. Growing up he enjoyed hunting and fishing with family and friends and many other outdoor activities. After graduating from High School, Bill had successful opportunities in the banking and accounting industry, but he wanted to fulfill his goal of finishing his college education. He achieved his goal and earned his degree in 2006 from Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. After receiving his degree, he taught briefly in the elementary education field. He was fortunate to excel in several business opportunities during his professional career ending in the transportation industry. He was successful in all his endeavors.
He was gifted, incredibly talented and creative. Bill was a very hard worker and took pride in all that he did. His passion was gardening and he had an avid green thumb. He also enjoyed woodworking, golfing, reading and sketching. He was a devoted fan of all A&M sports.
Bill never met a stranger and was loved by everyone. He was generous, kind-hearted, always caring and loving. Always willing to help others and was a man of great integrity. Bill was a man of faith as well as a faithful servant, forever in Gods loving care.
He adored and cherished his nieces, spending time with them was pure joy and the highlight of his days, he was a very proud uncle. His passing has left a void in the hearts of his family and friends and those whose lives were touched by him.
As one of his dearest friends said, “He was a man with a golden heart”.
He will be greatly missed, loved and cherished always.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Judes Children’s Hospital at www.stjude.org/donate
Callaway-Jones Funeral Home And Crematory
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