Carlos L Arriola, Roy Miller Class of 1964

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Welcome to the Roy Miller High School Fabulous 60’s Hall of Fame. This site was created to recognize and preserve the accomplishments, service, and memories of Roy Miller High School graduates from the 1960’s. In addition to this Hall of Fame site, I also help manage the Roy Miller HS Fabulous 60’s Association Facebook Group where classmates gather to share photographs, stories, and memories from our school days. Our community celebrates alumni through activities such as the Buc Gem Awards and the Fabulous 60’s Hall of Honor, recognizing the lives and contributions of Roy Miller graduates. This project is dedicated to preserving the history, friendships, and Buccaneer spirit of the Fabulous 60’s generation. And as Mister Buccaneer would say — the Alma Mater moves fast… so hold tight, Matey! ⚓

Thursday, October 02, 2025

CLIFFORD "BUDDY" (C.E.) NEUABUER CLASS OF 1961 HALL OF HONOR MEMBER IN MEMORIAM INDUCTED 10-02-25

 HALL OF HONOR MEMBER IN MEMORIAM




              



C.E. "BUDDY" NEUBAUER
(11-29-43 TO 12-14-18) 

C.E. “Buddy” Neubauer passed away December 14, 2018 at his home in Spring Branch, TX.  He was born November 29, 1943 in Mount Carmel, IL to Emma Lorene Neubauer.  He grew up in Corpus Christi, Tx, playing football since middle school, and went out for the football team at Roy Miller High School, he would end up being an important member of the Class 4A State Championship Miller Buccaneers football team.  The team was regarded as the first racially integrated team to win the Texas UIL crown.  He continued his education University of Wyoming Cowboys where he also played football. He also graduated from The University of Corpus Christi.

After graduation he enlisted in the Army, and was commissioned as an officer at Fort Benning, GA in 1967.  He married Deborah Smith of Texas City, TX in 1968, and welcomed a daughter Monica that same year, and then a son Buddy in 1973. His bravery during the Vietnam War earned him the Army Air Medal and Combat Infantry Badge, as well as two Purple Hearts.  He recovered from his injuries, and left the army in 1969 at the end of his enlistment with the rank of 1st Lieutenant.  He returned to Corpus Christi, and started what ended up as a very distinguished career in the oil industry at Coastal Corporation that ended with his retirement from Valero Energy in 2002.

Buddy wife of 50 years Deborah, son, Buddy and wife Kelly of Katy TX, two grandchildren, Emma and Hayden, cousin, Dale Ford and his wife Betty of New Braunfels TX, cousin, Ruth West-Christy were his survivors.  He was preceded in death by his daughter, Monica.  A beautiful Service was held in Buddy's Memory on December 18th at the Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home.  Buddy is Interred at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in San Antonio, Tx.

 

Combat Infantry Badge



       




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