Milton Ray Spacek
January 1, 1933 ~ April 13, 2025
Milton Ray Spacek passed away on Sunday, April 13, 2025, in Palestine, Texas at the age of 92. He was born on January 1, 1933, in Hallettsville, Texas.
Milton was preceded in death by his wife Flora Alice Spacek, his parents, Rudolph Julius Spacek and Jane Opella Spacek, and his brother, Rudolph Julius Spacek, Jr.
Survivors include children Larry Spacek and wife Varell, Randy Spacek and wife Wendy, Melody Farrow and husband Joe, grandchildren Trey Farrow and wife Alison, Tyler Farrow and wife Kristen, Jennifer Spacek and husband Anthony Baron, Hunter Spacek and wife Kennadi, Scarlett Stahl and husband Grant, and great-grandson Cole Farrow.
Graveside services will be conducted at 1:00p.m on Thursday, April 17, 2025, at Starr Cemetery with Bro. Jason Hoffman officiating the service.
Graveside services for Milton Ray Spacek are in care of Rhone Funeral Home, 3900 S. State Highway 19, Palestine, Texas. Please visit his online memorial tribute at www.rhonefuneralhome.com, where words of comfort and condolence may be shared electronically with his family.
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Mr. Spacek’s trademark raised eyebrow stare was famous in our school, lol. I remember many students being afraid of him, but in reality, he had a wicked sense of humor and was not scary at all. The last time I got to see his smirk was at the Easter Sunrise service at the football stadium our senior year. The incident that elicited his smirk was epic and one I will never forget. May you rest in peace Mr. Spacek (aka Spock)! Randy, Melody, Joe and Wendy, you have my condolences.
Larry, my condolences. May your heart and the hearts of those that knew and loved your dad be filled with precious memories. Blessings of peace and comfort to you all. 🙏
Nick & Becky Martinez
One hell of a coach there!! Prayers for all!!
Our sincere sympathy in the loss of your father, grand father and great grand father. My husband and I both had Mr. Spacek as a teacher many years ago and enjoyed sharing memories of his earlier years as a teacher at Fannett Independent School District. It was an honor to have him teach our son some 30 or so years later. We loved telling our son that Mr. Spacek had mellowed in those years. Scott also enjoyed him as a teacher.
May you also find comfort in your fond memories.
Sincerely, Buddy & Jeannette “Mathew” Duplantis
One of the best teachers ever! All my love to the family.
Thoughts and prayers are with each of you. May God give you comfort.
Now who’s gonna check those chapter questions? First thing comes to mind is that John Smith didn’t take Pocahontas on a date to Taco Bell!! lol The world has lost one great Texas History teacher for sure. A great mentor and roll model. Rest easy Mr. Spacek. Prayers to Randy and the rest of the family.