1946 – 2024

Anthony “Tony” Majewski passed March 29, 2024, surrounded by his family after a battle with ALS. Tony was born in Houston, to parents Anthony and Maggie Majewski on Nov. 27, 1946. He attended St. Theresa Catholic School, St. Pius, and San Jacinto High School.

In 1965 Tony met the love of his life, Judy Lambert. They married in 1968. Shortly after in January 1969, Tony was drafted into the United States Army. While serving his country, he reached Sharpshooter status with the M14 rifle and Expert status on the M16. He was awarded the National Defense Service Medal before being honorably discharged.

After leaving Army life behind, Tony, Judy and their young son Larry returned to Houston to start their new life. Tony was a talented welder by trade and began his career with Daniels Industry. Later he worked for Cameron Iron Works and then retired from Koch Industries in 2012.

Tony and his family moved to Bellville in 1980. He loved the country life. He enjoyed working with his cows, working on projects, and piddling in his shop. He volunteered with Bellville Little League and proudly coached his son and other young men. He enjoyed watching his children and grandchildren play sports and even traveled as far as Cooperstown, NY to watch them play. He was a great cook, master of the pit and could be found most holidays grilling ribs and chicken. Tony also enjoyed hunting and passed that love to his son and grandchildren. He loved and treasured his family and passed down to them a strong work ethic and the importance of details.

Tony was preceded in death by his parents Anthony and Maggie Majewski, in laws Dewitt and Evelyn Lambert, brother-in-law James Lambert, nephew Brian Lambert and niece Dana Brzozowski.

He is survived by his wife Judy, son Larry Majewski and his wife Michelle, daughter Veronica Luhn and husband Ron, his beloved grandchildren Madison Majewski and special friend Chance Franco, Reagan Majewski, Riley Majewski and special friend Hannah Wood, Kyle Luhn and fiancée Caitlin Lindsey. Sisters: Mary Ann Kubeczka and husband Willie and Janet Malota and husband Jerome, brother and sisters- in-law Tom and Cindy Lambert, Patricia Ruffino, George Lambert, Elizabeth and John Janicek and many beloved nieces and nephews.

A special thank you to our friend and neighbor, Buddy Donnell, for not only helping with daily chores when needed, but most of all for your constant companionship. Tony enjoyed your daily phone calls, texts, and visits.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given to your favorite charity in Tony’s name.

Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Knesek Family Funeral Chapel, 842 E. Main St. Bellville, Tx 77418, www.knesekfuneralhome.com