Death date: May 6, 2023
Obituary of Samuel Lee Poage Please share a memory of Samuel to include in a keepsake book for family and friends. View Tribute Book Samuel “Sam” Lee Poage, 43, was born on August 19, 1979, in El Paso, Texas, and passed away Satu Read Obituary
I just can not wrap this around my brain that you are gone. So many memories run through my head, from high school to the present moment. My deepest condolences to your mother and father in this time of sorrow. You will be forever missed by so many people still here on earth.
Sam was a gentle soul and a friend to all. My heartfelt condolences to his parents. R.I.P. Sammy.
I will never forget u. Me n Ayden had a great time in South Padre with u. Great memories I will always cherish.
There are many memories of the surprises you did for us. Sometimes it was just taking the extra time to do little things for us, other times you snuck in surprises like an edible fruit arrangements, etc. Son, you will be greatly missed. There is so much I should have told you. And I don't think I said "I love you" or hugged you nearly enough times.
Sam you remember the joke I told you while you was taking me home. We can't remember we just know it was funny. Many blessing for you and the good . Rest in peace , we will meet again ♥️. Very smart and sweet guy. For the time I knew him. First time I was at his house I try to fix your washing or drying machine and took it down n couldn't fix it lol
Would always see Sam drive to and from work, passing by my house in his company trucks. Also saw him walk Ghost on occasion. He seemed very gentle and kind and his presence will be missed in our neighborhood. May he rest in peace.
Q: What will you never forget about Samuel?
A: Sam was a wonderful neighbor to me and son Patrick. Anytime I needed a helping hand, Sam always was there. I will always remember that Sam was a gentleman in the neighborhood, kind to all. He had a successful business, adored his parents and will be missed greatly by everyone.
Joanna Corte
(Patrick's Mom)
Q: How did you meet Samuel?
A: Jr. And Ben Naranjo, my brothers brought sammy to my lakehouse in Victoria Tx, one hot summer weekend for the first time. Made him a brother from another mother that day. You left me with great memories that i will keep while your gone, til i see you again. With a sad heart my condolences to the family.
How sorely missed you will be, by many on this earth. I know that you are no longer feeling the pains of this world and are in the hands of the most loving God. You were one of the very rare few that not only would have a conversation with me about our likeminded beliefs but I have to know in my heart that you were as genuine as they come with it. This gives me a peace that surpasses this earthly tragic loss.
2 Timothy 4:7-8
"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. Henceforth there is laid up for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, will award to me on that Day, and not only to me but also to all who have loved his appearing."
To the honored and blessed Mr. and Mrs. Poage,
Your son was truly a man of unique qualities. He was able to love by definition the unlovable, the believers and non, capture the hearts of the troubled and with his positive uplifting attitude and words, make the most emotionally bankrupt people feel like they were somebody. He reeked of hope and even on his worse day, he would somehow at some point, still have a reason to be thankful and smile.
He didn't judge and was kind to every person he met. What made him so beautiful was that he would be kind even when it was not reciprocated. A beautiful soul that I know you are faithful in knowing you will have your baby back again.
I'm terribly sorry for your loss. He loved both of you with the deepest of love and spoke of you daily. He worried and didn't all at the same time. I was privileged to be able to call him a friend and I only can count those on one hand. I love you and love him forever more. Thank you for being the people you are and raising such a great man.
Sammy,
Even though your gone, you're still here. The impact you made on those who knew you was one that could never be forgotten. You had a such a contagious sense about you. Stranger to none! You made YOU! Branding your name & company everywhere.
I read through the prompts given to see what they offered, picking ONE was impossible. So I choose a few.
Your favorite breakfast was Waffles & PB. Although you were far from picky, making it easy to cook something up or grab something & bring to the house for you to enjoy.
Ghost is going to miss you ,but Wrenchie finally has you back so now you 2 can build your Sam the Plumber in the sky. When it rains I have no doubt you'll be the first one called to fix the pipes up & help clear the sky so the sun can shine again.
Picking one memory to never forget isn't possible there's soo many. Like the day we finally decided it was time I learned how to ride a bike! (I wish I could post the video , you looked like a dad teaching his kids how to ride a bike without training wheels lol & we found out just how fast you could run!) Or the video of how in awe you were at Thanksgiving when your mom played the piano for us! And then Christmas dinner at your parents house. How excited you were when you got your first Zx1400r!! When we would race down 1128. How we handed out Halloween candy & decided to start handing mini STP flashlights to the kids in neighborhood with their candy! And how you had that train air horn thought it would hilarious to blow it the garage door. I'll never forget how you were always just a message or call away. Never did I think that meeting someone at the Texas Best Detail & going to eat at Gringos would bring an 11 year friendship that ended too soon. You were an awesome person with a heart that was the size of Texas. I hope you stay golden pony boy! Fore you will forever live on in all of our memories ,
Love you Sammy...
Forever your friend , Leanne
