Glen Ray Honeycutt

He is survived by his loving wife, Linda Burrisk Honeycutt of Tomball, Texas. His Daughter, Lisa Renee’ Honeycutt of Spring, Texas; Son Glen Jeffrey (Jeff) Honeycutt and wife, Trish of Magnolia, Texas; Son, Peter Michael (Mike) Honeycutt and wife, Patty of Conroe, Texas.

Glen also leaves Grandchildren, Chelsea, Sarah, Glen Chase and Kamryn Honeycutt; Emily Hale and Nicholas Brooks; Piper Jones; Tracy Sweeten, Brandy Jolly and husband Ryan.

Glen had 11 Great-Grandchildren; Dalton and Madison Sweeten; Brayden, Haighen and Kope Jordan; Wyatt, Kayanna and Luke Jolly; Glen Mason Honeycutt; and Dallas Lane Alford. He was a wonderful father, but his days filled with Grandchildren were joyful. Then the Great-Grandchildren became the lights in his eyes. He also leaves behind several nieces and nephews.

Glen served in the U.S. Army for 9+ years and was in Vietnam in 1967 and 1978 as a Staff Sergeant. He also served as a Deputy Constable with Pct. 4 and Pct. 5 for a number of years as a Reserve and then full time Deputy.

Glen’s great loves were his farm in East Texas and his horses. Which eventually lead him to join the Salt Grass Trail Ride. After several years as a rider on Wagons #10 and #1, he became the first Safety Boss of the Salt Grass Trail. Glen implemented the Safety Procedures which the Houston Live Stock and Rodeo adopted to all the rides coming into Houston for the Rodeo. After being off a few years for health reasons he joined Wagon #9 and enjoyed his last few rides with another wonderful group of friends.

Glen’s other love was Hunting and the great outdoors. He loved the Piney Woods and his extended hunting family and friends.

Glen gained an Associate’s Degree from University of Houston, along with other studies in Safety. He was a member of the American Society of Safety Engineers. Glen spent more than 45 years in the Transportation Industry and formed his own Safety Consulting Business know as Transafe, Inc. He participated in the beginning of the Houston Council of Safety Professional (HCSP) and was a mentor to many in the Trucking Industry. He also worked closely with the SMC Safety Management Council in the State of Texas. Glen won many awards in his long career, but his Distinguish Safety Director Award and his Joe Atkinson Award were very dear to his heart.