Rex Newton
August 27, 1955 – October 26, 2023
William Rex Newton, 68, of Chesapeake Beach passed away October 26, 2023. He was born August 27, 1955, in Washington, DC to Harold LeRoy and Margaret (Cannon) Newton. Rex was raised in Chesapeake Beach and graduated from Calvert High School. He worked as a waterman for the Abner family for many years. He also worked as a tile installer and sheet metal mechanic and most recently worked at Walmart in Dunkirk as an assembler. Rex married Ann Hanners in 1997 and they lived in Chesapeake Beach. He was an avid reader and enjoyed fishing, crabbing, cooking, and baseball, especially the New York Yankees and Washington Nationals. Rex was very intelligent. He loved to make people laugh and always wanted everyone to be happy.
Rex is survived by his wife Ann Newton, brother Bobby Newton, nephews John (Heather), Michael (Kellie), Jacob (Jess), Jeremy, Braden, Liam, and Grayson, nieces Dawn, Paula, Hattie, and Lydia, sisters in law Gloria Newton, Morgan Hanners (Devin), Amy Dick (Mark), Shani (Doug), and Tracey, mother and father in law Sharon and Patric Enright, mother in law Beverly Hanners, bonus sister Lorraine, great nephews Andrew, Ryan, Matthew, Jeremy, Nicholas, Nathan, and Dillon, great nieces Ashlyn, Angelica, Ruth, Lucinda, Nicole, and Kate, and grand niece Carolina. He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Warren Fig Newton, father-in-law Chuck Hanners, and bonus brother Michael.
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Rex, May you rest easy now. As a second cousin, l have many memories of you walking us down to the beach. We would go to your mom and dads for crabs, after we ate, the beach was wonderful. You showed us how to look for sharks teeth. You were genuinely an amazing human that knew the beach and its critters. We alway looked forward to going to visitAunt Peggy’s even if we just went for the day and we didn’t get crabs. The Boy Scout pier, and our walks on the beach and swimming in the bay are wonderful memories. You always had us laughing. As family grow and age we don’t always get to see everyone, but our memories always last. May your family and friends hold their memories of you near and dear. I couldn’t make it today, but definitely thinking of you.
Oh WOW ! My heart ❤️ is saddened to read of “ “ SEXY REXY “ passing . Rex is one of my fav persons. YES, YES he always had a smile, a laugh and a hug for me.
Many of stories we shared back in the day.
Love you my friend ………. 🩵
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OUR DEEPEST CONDOLENCES TO ALL OF THE FAMILY. MAY REX FIND PEACE 🕊️ AND LOVE ON HIS JOURNEY TO HIS NEW HOME.
GOD BLESS 💖. RIP 🙏🙏 REX.
GIL AND HEIDI NELMES
Thank you so very much Gil… Rex lived life every day without regrets. He was such a good soul & always loved to make people laugh. Will be forever missed.
R.I.P my friend !!!
Thank You Jimmy 🙏❤️🙏
Ann, I was sorry to learn of Rex’s passing. Please accept my deepest sympathy as you get through this loss.
He was an intetresting guy and I know you will all miss him.
Thank You Susan! I pray all is well🙏❤️🙏. Sending hugs and love.
Rex, May you rest easy now. As a second cousin, l have many memories of you walking us down to the beach. We would go to your mom and dads for crabs, after we ate, the beach was wonderful. You showed us how to look for sharks teeth. You were genuinely an amazing human that knew the beach and its critters. We alway looked forward to going to visitAunt Peggy’s even if we just went for the day and we didn’t get crabs. The Boy Scout pier, and our walks on the beach and swimming in the bay are wonderful memories. You always had us laughing. As family grow and age we don’t always get to see everyone, but our memories always last. May your family and friends hold their memories of you near and dear. I couldn’t make it today, but definitely thinking of you.
Oh WOW ! My heart ❤️ is saddened to read of “ “ SEXY REXY “ passing . Rex is one of my fav persons. YES, YES he always had a smile, a laugh and a hug for me.
Many of stories we shared back in the day.
Love you my friend ………. 🩵