Hunter Reed Phillips was born March 25, 1999, in The Woodlands, Montgomery, Texas, and entered into the presence of the Lord at the age of 26 on the 17th day of November, 2025 in Angleton, Brazoria, Texas. Hunter is the son of James and Wendy Richardson. His passing has left a void in the hearts of his family, friends, and many more whose lives were touched by him.

Hunter was a believer in Jesus Christ and is reunited in heaven with his great grandmother, Valene King Brewer and great aunt, Cynthia Brewer Travis.

Following graduation from Apex Academy High School in 2017, located in Longmont Colorado, Hunter worked in culinary arts as a sculler and prep chef. He often also assisted his brother with his landscaping business.

He took great pleasure in his art and music. A gifted musician and artist, Hunter spent his time sketching and drawing. Hunter had an ear for music and was good at instant composition. He enjoyed writing original songs and creating music with his band. His musical talent effortlessly flowed with the various instruments he played including the drums, piano, and guitar.

He had many past time activities that kept him busy. Skateboarding at the skatepark was a favorite hobby. He was a big fan of video games, Pokémon, Yugioh, and Naruto. Being a lover of fast food, especially junk food, Hunter was known as Chow Dog. Sequence was a favorite board game. He was interested in working out and keeping physically fit.

Among the many memorable things that Hunter left behind was his Bible, where he was actively seeking Jesus, earmarking his favorite scriptures and verses which meant something to him.

He is survived by his parents, James and Wendy Richardson; stepmother, Leah Espinoza; brother, Avrey Phillips and Jerrica; sisters, Samantha Richardson; Cynthia Lynette Charlotte (Lottie) Richardson; Skylar, Zoey, and Janie Phillips. Nieces and nephews: Jaidyn, Jayelah, Lorianna, Isla, Asher, Juniper, James, Skarlett, and Phoenix.

Hunter is also survived by his loving grandparents, Becky Wickander, Jackie Moran; Jim Richardson, Mayra Yrizarry; and Great-Grandfather, Ira Brewer.

He also leaves behind aunts and uncles: Jeannette Richardson; Darby and Jarrett Branch; Nita King; Tony and Debbie Cox; Curtis and Betty Hoffman; Molly Sanders; Mike Travis, Sandra Brewer; Damian Garcia; Andre Garcia; Francisco Yrizarry, and Victoria Ursery.

And cousins, Bryan and Samantha Cox; Steven Cox & Mirza; Darren and Stormie Cox; Nathan and Alexandra Cox; April and Robbie Dennis; Curt and Stefanie Hoffman; Tracy Sanders; Brandy Riley; Oliver, Mattie, Andy, and Benny Cox; Kamryn and Kaleb Johnson, Kynlee Cox; Jay Selph; Bradley, Matthew, and Ira Dennis; Savannah Moran, MC, Lauryn, Hunter, Logan, Jake, Mason Hoffman; and Brooklyn McCurry.

Along with a host of other relatives, friends and family.

We rejoice in the promise of eternal life. He is now at peace in the arms of his Savior.

A celebration of Hunter's life will begin at 2:00 p.m., Friday, December 5, 2025 in the Cochran Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Mike Loftin, officiating. The family will receive friends and relatives from 1:00 p.m. until the time of service at 2:00 pm at the funeral home. Graveside services will follow at Holly Grove Cemetery.

Visitation and Service:

Cochran Funeral Home

406 Yaupon

Livingston, Texas 77351

Internment:

Holly Grove Cemetery

503 County Line Rd S

Livingston, Texas 77351