Billy Joe Creamer Jr 1960 - 2016 Billy Joe Creamer Jr. was born on January 5, 1960 in Dallas, Texas to his parents Billy Joe Creamer Sr. and Ethel Jewel Tyra-Creamer. Billy returned to his Lord and Savior on May 3, 2016 in Bedford, Texas. Billy married the love of his life, Cathleen Roberson on November 10, 1978 in Dallas, Texas. Together, they raised four children; Cathy Wiggins, Jodie Johnston, Billy Creamer III and Christian Meadows. Billy supported his family by working in the plumbing business. Billy was a very good plumber, but he was a great husband, father and grandfather. Family meant everything to Billy. Billy was passionate about many things. He was a fan of baseball, Nascar, fishing and his Texas Longhorns. But more than anything, he was passionate about his family. He was a devoted and loving husband to his wife Cathy for thirty-eight years. He was a proud father to his children, Cathy, Jodie, Billy and Christian. Billy's focus these last few years centered around his grandchildren. There was nothing more in life that Billy enjoyed, as to be around and participate with his grandkids. Billy coached baseball since 2009 for PYBSA. Billy is survived by his wife, Cathleen Creamer of Fort Worth, Texas; his daughter, Cathy Wiggins and husband Jason of Fort Worth, Texas; his daughter, Jodie Johnston and husband Bradley of Haslet, Texas; his son, Billy Creamer III and girlfriend Latisha Minyard; his son, Christian Meadows of Fort Worth, Texas; his grandchildren, Devin, Brayden, Joey, Mason, Grayson, Matthew, Chase and Shelbie; his father-in-law, Ludie Roberson and wife Janet of Dallas, Texas; his brother, Mark Creamer and wife Laura of Arkansas; his sister, Kim Creamer of Dallas, Texas; his sister-in-law, Linda Hardcastle and husband Rhett of Boyd, Texas; his sister-in-law, Deanie Christy and husband Tommy of Bedford, Texas along with many other nieces, nephews, family members and friends. Billy is preceded in death by his parents, Billy Sr and Ethel Creamer along with his mother-in-law, Bobbie Roberson. While his entire family are very saddened by their loss of a great and loving man, they want everyone to rejoice at his reunion with the family and friends that went before him and understand that he will be waiting for each of us when it is our time.