William Earl Budro “Billy” was born March 4, 1965 in Houston, Texas. He passed away suddenly and unexpectedly at Memorial Herman Hospital in The Woodlands, Texas, after a very brief illness. He was 53 years old.

Billy is preceeded in death by his mother, Linda Lee Budro, his wife of 28 years, Sandra Landrum Budro and his nephew Micah Alewine.

He is survived by his father, Robert Lee Budro, his son Shane Budro, and wife Grace, his daughter Amanda Budro Roberson, and husband Travis, Grandchildren: Carleigh, Chloe, and Adianna Roberson, Bryson and Brennan Budro. Sisters: Sherie Budro, Karen Budro Pichotta and husband Larry, Laurie Budro, and his brother Keith Budro and husband Dustin Tarver. Nephews: Mitchell Keith Alewine, Mark Shores and wife Kristen, Matthew Markert and Jessica Stickler, Bradley Anderson and wife Stormy, Josh and Brandon Budro, Nieces, Miranda Cline and Brittany Anderson. Billy leaves behind numerous cousins, Aunts and Uncles, great nieces and nephews and countless friends.

Billy was the fourth child born to Robert and Linda Budro. He grew up in Conroe and Grangerland until his early 20’s and after marrying Sandra Landrum Budro they moved to Trinity, Texas where they lived for years and raised their two children Shane and Amanda. Billy moved back to Willis, Texas around 2012 and lived there with his dad at the time of his death.

Billy was so proud of his grandchildren and would entertain them with his silly antics. He loved riding his Harley with his friends and the freedom of his motorcycle on the road. He never outgrew his love for remote control trucks, the bigger, the better; he was also an avid collector and was anxious to always show off his collection. He was such a kid at heart!
Billy worked in many industries, he drove wreckers for many years, 18-wheelers, cement trucks, he worked for Weatherford and NOV, at the time of his death he worked at Ironside Manufacturing as a machinist.

Billy never met a stranger and he was indeed a social butterfly who loved to talk your ear off if you would let him. He could be a grizzly bear one minute and a gentle giant the next. He will be missed tremendously by everyone who knew him.

A funeral service is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, December 13, 2018 at McNutt Funeral Home located at 1703 Porter Road, Conroe, Texas 77301. Pastor Robert Nichols II officiating.

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