Eugene "Bud" Carson, Jr.

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Eugene "Bud" Carson, Jr.- Madison Parish, Louisiana
March 10, 1936 - October 28, 2020

From THOMAS AND JONES AFFORDABLE FUNERAL HOME Las Vegas, NV November 13, 2020

Eugene "Bud" Carson, Jr. was born in Lake Providence, Louisiana to Mary and Eugene Carson, Sr. He was the oldest child of this union. He was preceded by his parents; his sister, Parrisinne "Baby Ray" Townsend and two of his brothers Percy Carson and James "Mickey" Carson, Sr. Eugene was raised in the fear and admonition of the Lord at Greater Mount Olive Baptist Church and was baptized there in 1952.

Quite the popular young man, Eugene was known for being hardworking and following the rules, yet he was always the jokester! He attended Reuben McCall High School in Tallulah, Louisiana and graduated in 1954. Upon graduation, Eugene made a plan to move out west. He arrived in Las Vegas in 1955. But the southwest was not intimidating to Eugene and upon arrival, he married the late Helen Dyson and began working at the Stardust hotel. To that union two children were born.

Eugene worked at the Stardust Hotel until 1963. He then made a career change and began working at Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Company (REECO). He began his career at REECO as a cafeteria supervisor, and through hard work, determination and fortitude, he retired as a Procurement Manager. Eugene was a dedicated employee until his illness, and after 32 years of service he retired on December 31, 1995.

Eugene married his devoted wife of 52 years, Annette Williams on October 19, 1968. He was a loving, playful, and caring husband. Up until the day of his passing, he was making sure Annette had everything she needed and wanted. Eugene loved his family, and especially doted on his daughters. He wanted to be sure they were alright and knew how to take care of themselves. However, the sparkle in his eyes were his grandchildren. He was very protective of them, yet he loved them so much and was often playful, even after being stern. He took pride in providing for his family and loved them dearly.

He never claimed to be a perfect man, and would acknowledge that he made mistakes, but he loved to love. Eugene attended Victory Missionary Baptist Church with wife and daughters and was a frequent contributor. He often called his family just to check on them.

He was preceded in death by sons, Frederick Carson and KaJuan Dixon, and brother-in-law Dennis Williams. He leaves to cherish his memory his wife, Annette, his son, Eugene Carson, III., daughters Juanita Thornton, Nicole Carson and JoVonne Carson; daughter-in-law Lina; his brother, Robert "Billy" Carson (Terri); sister Katie Harris; sisters-in-law Myrtis (Linwood) Lewis, Barbara Marshall; brothers-in-law Alander (Laura) Williams, Leroy (Jacqueline) Williams, Ennis (Karen) Williams and Adolphus (Kay) Noel; 9 grandchildren; 8 great grandchildren; 3 great-great grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends!