Justin Harrison Smith

Justin was an excellent air conditioning technician. He could fix, repair, take apart and make anything much better than it was before. A trait he inherited from his beloved Grandad. He had the biggest heart and would do anything for anyone who asked. His greatest achievement was finding the love of his life, Brittny and having a baby girl. He loved both "his girls" more than they will ever know.

Justin is survived by his wife, Brittny Smith, his new daughter, Avery Jane, parents, Lonny & Joan Smith, sister Ashley Smith, in-laws, Edwin & Ada Orellana, sister-in-law, Jasmine and nephew Ryan who thought his Uncle Justin was super man. His Aunt Sharon and Uncle Larry Smith, Aunt Michelle and Uncle Tim Williams, cousins DeeAnn and Jonathan Rice, Tiffany and Brad Heitman, Reed Williams and Rachel Williams and Courtney Rice and Zachary Rice. He is also survived by his grand parents, Kathleen Williams and Joe Wilson, great grandmother, Irene Wilson. He was blessed with a host of loving aunts, uncles, cousins and friends along with his fur babies; Buck and Newk.

Justin will be greeted at Heaven's gate by his adoring grand parents Billy Harrison and Florine Jane Smith, Opal and Alan Dale Taylor, great grandparents Julia and Emil Hamala and Joe Wilson and cousin Sam Smith.

Services will begin with a viewing and rosary on Monday, October 10 from 5-9 PM with the Rosary being at 6:30 PM, Brookside Funeral Home-Cypress Creek, 9149 Hwy 6 North, Houston, TX. Funeral Mass to be held October 11 at 10:30 AM, Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church, 11507 Huffmeister Rd., Houston, TX. 77065. Procession to his resting place from the Church with a small service at noon, Earthman Resthaven, 13102 North Fwy, Houston, TX 77060. Justin will rest at the heels of his Grandad as he did in life.

Anyone close to Justin knows how hard working he was and if there was one thing Justin would want- it would be to make sure that Brittny and baby Avery are completely taken care of. I know if he were with us today, he would do anything to make sure his family had everything they wanted or needed. If you can't afford to help financially, just sharing the link, and being in your prayers are more than appreciated.

Help spread the word! Follow the link below to support "In loving memory of Justin Smith" by Ryan Alanis.

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