Austin Cheatham
January 10, 1993 ~ July 27, 2019
Austin Cheatham, age 26, of Crockett, passed away on Saturday, the 27th day of July, 2019. He was born on the 10th day of January, 1993, in Palestine, Texas, to Misty Cheatham Kahl.
Austin was raised in Grapeland and graduated from Grapeland High School. He worked in the oil field industry and loved to hunt and fish. Austin also enjoyed spending time with his family and listening to Texas Country Music. He lived everyday for his two beautiful children and wife.
Austin is survived by his wife Holidae Cheatham; mother, Misty Kahl and James of Montgomery; grandparents and honorary father, Jackie and Kathy Cheatham of Grapeland; father-in-law, Gary Benton of Crockett; daughter, Aubree Elizabeth Cheatham; son, Grayson George Cheatham; brothers, Alex Shellenberger and Jared Vest; stepbrothers, James Kahl, Jr. and Daniel Kahl; stepsister, Brittany Kahl; and uncle, Jon Cheatham and wife Kathy of Grapeland.
Friends are cordially invited to a visitation and share memories with the family from six o'clock until eight o'clock in the evening, on Friday, the 2nd day of August, 2019, at Rhone Funeral Home.
A funeral service to honor the life of Austin will be held privately at a later date.
Those honored to serve as pallbearers are Alex Shellenberger, Jared Vest, Sim Goodnight, Travis Brown, Brody Bogan,Clay Cheathamand Jeremy Byrd.
Funeral services for Austin Cheatham are in care of Rhone Funeral Home, 3900 S. State Highway 19, Palestine, Texas.
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Austin you were truly one of a kind and will always have a very special place in my heart
This young man will forever hold a special place in my heart. I liked Austin from the moment I met him – and had been lucky enough to stay in contact with him throughout the years. I know he is in heaven and I know I will see him again some day and that gives me peace. I pray for his sweet family – each one of them. I thought the world of him and will miss him very much.
You were loved and will be missed Austin.
We love you all and praying for peace during this difficult time. Lori & Lionell & Family
Miss u doofus….alot
I’m so sorry this happened to Austin. He loved his wife and children and his grandparents, mother and dad and all his family so very much. He was such a sweet person and I’m praying for all his family to get thru this okay.
Gone way to soon.Prayers for the family in this time of mourning……R.I.P Austin
I miss you already. I will never forget you. My heart is broken.
Austin, I will always love you 2nd son. You made a print in my heart for sure. Soar high.
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R.I.P. Austin. Prayers for all your family and friends. You will be missed by so many!
                  Ronny & Mollie McCoy
R.I.P. Austin. Prayers for all your family and friends. You will be missed by so many!
                  Ronny & Mollie McCoy
Misty, I am so sorry for your loss. Â
To all the family and especially his Grandpa Roy Vest , we were saddened to hear about the loss of Austin. May God be with you all during this very difficult time.
Im glad I got to know Austin. He had such a sweet spirit. I was so proud of him when he started trying to help others overcome. I believe his efforts were not in vain.
A Spathiphyllum was sent on July 31, 2019
Our sympathies go out to you Misty & family! Love you, Jerry & Melinda Peterson
A Tropical Dish Garden with Fresh Flowers was sent by Kimberly and Doug Holley on July 31, 2019
Austin you went too soon but you had Christ in your heart and you are with him now. May your family find peace until they see you again.
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With Love and our Deepest Sympathy, the Pratt Family
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Sending our deepest condolences and prayers. The Wrights, Fruge’s and Greer’s.
Thinking of you Misty!!
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