Kent Wayne Jordan

Kent was born Kent Wayne Jordan on June 5, 1958 in Canyon, Texas to Max Bryan Jordan and Ruth Elizabeth Jordan. He was a very inquisitive child manifesting his curiosity with questions upon questions which was a trait used throughout adulthood. He grew up in Levelland graduating from Levelland High in 1976. He attended South Plains College - He began working and earning money at an early age in life. While still in school he worked at Chat and Chew in Levelland. In adulthood, he worked as a reservation agent for Braniff Airlines in Dallas, was a Co - Owner of a travel Agency in Dallas, was a sales manager for TCI Paint Warehouse Company in Lubbock. He was successful later in life as a landscaper owning Landscapes by Kent in Lubbock. His health began failing and he had to go on dialysis when he was 59. 

He married Beverly Wilson in 1983 in Dallas. They enjoyed traveling, entertaining plus sharing lots of good times with her Children and family.

Kent always enjoyed friends making new ones in every walk of life.

He loved his 3 brothers Mike, Clay and Jack. He and Jack had a special bond as they became home buyers and fixes uppers for Kent's residences. He had many fine homes but the one that truly brought him happiness was the modest home they bought in Spur, Texas in 2015. He remodeled it and settled into living a life among small community people with compassionate hearts larger than life itself. In Spur, Kent found the meaning of true friendship, loving thy neighbor, caring, sharing, laughter and joy. He made the Community Bible Chapel his church home where his spirit grew.

He is preceded in death by his father Max and his mother Beth.

He is survived by his step mother Elaine Jordan of Amarillo, 3 brothers Mike of Colorado, Clay and wife Linda of Monroe, Louisiana, and Jack of Plano, a nephew Andy and wife Michelle of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, a niece Shanda Jordan of Lubbock, Texas, 3 great nephews Brooks Jordan, Barrett Jordan and Jameson Jordan all of Baton Rouge, L.A. as well as many aunts, uncles, and cousins.

He had a very special companion he loved more than anything —-his devoted dog Lucy.

A sincere thank you to Dr. Starnes and all the medical teams that cared for Kent so well during his illnesses. We are so very grateful for the love and compassion you showed Kent and the family during this time.

Prayers for this community of Spur for embracing Kent.

Memorials may be made to Community Bible Chapel 209 East Third Street Spur, TX 79370