Ouachita County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....STEVENS, LESTER JENNINGS "JAY" October 10, 2009
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News Star World - October 14, 2009
LESTER JENNINGS "JAY" STEVENS
 
Mulhearn Funeral Home, Sterlington Rd, Monroe, LA

Lester Jennings "Jay" Stevens, 46, formerly of Monroe, LA, died October 10, 
2009, from injuries suffered in a vehicular accident in Mobile, AL. Services 
for Jay will be under the direction of Mobile Memorial Gardens on October 14, 
2009 at 2:00 PM. Visitation will be from 11:00 AM until time of service.

Jay was preceded in death by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jennings Stevens.

Jay is survived by his wife Tammy; son Brody; stepsons Wesley, Wade and Walker 
Johnson; sisters Hope Carroll and husband Bob; Sharon Stevens and Toni Stevens 
Collins; niece Jenni Carroll; and nephews Brad Carroll and wife Dawn, Payne 
Collins; and one great-nephew, Harris Carroll.

Pallbearers will be Brandon Johnson, Barrett Johnson, Walker Johnson, Wesley 
Johnson, Jason Lowe, Joe Terry, Payne Collins and Teddy Sanderson.

Honorary pallbearers will be Brody Stevens and Brad Carroll.

Jay graduated in 1981 from Ouachita Parish High School and was employed by 
Carter Chambers in Mobile as an Inside Sales Representative. Jay developed a 
passion for airplanes at a young age beginning with remote-controlled planes. 
He was an experienced pilot with single engine planes and ultralights and 
logged many hours flying his friends and family in his Cessna 140. He enjoyed 
taking family trips to the beach, going waterskiing and riding his motorcycle. 
Jay loved and lived his life to the fullest, always doing for and putting 
others before himself. Jay's love for life was evident in the joy he brought 
to others, through his positive outlook and humor, his smile, and his absolute 
and genuine concern for others. Jay's thoughtfulness, compassion, tender 
spirit and kind heart inspired everyone who knew him.

Jay was a loving husband, father, step father, brother, uncle and friend to so 
many.

We know that Jay is still flying, just with a different set of wings. 



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