Samuel Lee Dunnehoo 11/27/1950 – 04/06/2020 Samuel Lee Dunnehoo, 69, of Reeves, passed away Monday, April 6, 2020 at his home. A public memorial service will be held at a later date for Sammy's friends and family. Sammy is survived by his wife of 37 years, Evon Dunnehoo of Reeves; three children, Terry Dunnehoo & Monique of Joshua, TX, Johnny Dunnehoo & April of Reeves, and Brady Roy & Thomas of Iota; nine grandchildren, Shay Dunnehoo, Ferrin Cooley & Chris, Emily Lawhorn & Tyler, Ashley Dunnehoo, Tori Lounsberry & Levi, Noah Dunnehoo & Alexis, Tucker Dunnehoo, Rachael Roy & Alex, and Jessie Roy; eight great-grandchildren, Rowen, Rhett, Brynlee, Zephaniah, Roman, Easton, Averie, and Alivia; five siblings, Felton Dunnehoo & Carol Ann of Florida, Carolyn Ardoin & Kenneth of Reeves, Beckie Rhodes & Dave of Oklahoma, Benny Dunnehoo of Lake Charles, and Byron Dunnehoo & Lucy of Texas; and a host of nieces, nephews, family and friends. He is preceded in death by his parents, Eugene & Pearlie Dunnehoo; and brother, Kenny Wayne. Sammy was a wonderful, kind, fun loving man that never met a stranger. Even if you only met him once, he left quite an impression. You instantly knew Sam Dunnehoo! On any given day or night there was always coffee and great conversation waiting. He could draw you into a biblical conversation before you even knew you were there. He had a gift in that area, where his love for the Lord overflowed. He was an avid outdoorsman. If he wasn't in a deer stand or baiting a line you can bet he was preparing for it. He has enjoyed many hunting and fishing trips with his family and friends over the years. His outgoing personality and sense of humor was truly like no other. He loved auctioneering almost as much as the family he made while doing it. In fact, if you set something down long enough, he would sell it to the highest bidder. Never a dull moment with this one. Somehow, someway he could make you laugh. He always had a word of encouragement and enough love for everyone. If you needed something he was there. This man was one of a kind. Anyone who met Sam could see the love that overflowed for his wife Evon. He adored her and she was his everything. Together they had a love for family that was strong. Family was everything. Family gatherings were always fun, from making games and outdoor activities for the young and old to teaching the kids and grandkids how to cook. He brought us together, it was The Dunnehoo way. His legacy will continue on through the multitude of family and friends whose lives he has touched. Condolences can be made at heritagefuneralhomellc.com.