Perry Lee Stevenson

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Funeral services for Perry Lee Stevenson, 67, of Avinger will be at 11 AM on Saturday, January 16, 2009 at Hickory Hill Baptist Church in Avinger with Rev. James Duncan and Rev. Carl Qualls officiating. Burial will be in Simmons Cemetery under the direction of Reeder-Davis Funeral Home, Inc. Mr. Stevenson was born on February 27, 1942 in Cass County to Marvin and Jessie Stevenson and died on Wednesday, January 13, 2010 at a Longview hospital. Mr. Stevenson was a member of Hickory Hill Baptist Church in Avinger, a US Army Vietnam Veteran, Owner & Operator of Stevenson Floors in Garland and Plano, and he retired from Home Depot. Survivors include his wife Cathy of Avinger; daughter and son-in-law Shelly and Dennis Renfro of Garland; four sons and one daughter-in-law Jeff and Sharon Stevenson of Garland, Damon Westmoreland of Greenwood, AR, Norris Westmoreland of Avinger, and Paul Westmoreland of Boonville, AR; four grandchildren and two nephews. Mr. Stevenson was preceded in death by his parents; one brother Clark Stevenson. Viewing will be on Friday, January 15th and the family will receive friends from 6-8 PM at the funeral home in Hughes Springs.

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  1. So sorry to hear of the death of Perry Lee but thankful his suffering has ended. We went to high school together and had many good times. God Bless.

  2. Late 60'sMe, Perry, Tommy and Terry were in the woods early one morning, Perry opened up my fifth of whiskey and threw the cap away,needless to say, we were all feeling pretty good at Christmas dinner that day.

  3. I just wanted to let you know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Perry will be missed. I know he is in a better place now.

  4. Daddy, I miss you so much. So much of you was taken from me before you even passed. I never had a chance to say goodbye the way I wanted to. I told her I only wanted to hug your neck one more time but she would not let me come. I am glad to know that you are with mother now. That is who you should have been with all your life. Things would have been so different, so much happier. That peace you wanted, you have it now. You are free. I love you daddy, I always will.

  5. Hi daddy, you are on my mind today. I like that I can come here and see you and talk to you. I talk to you everyday, can you hear me? I hope so. I miss so much today. Your birthday was last week. I so wanted to pick up the phone and wish a happy birthday and then we would joke about how you were too young to have a daughter my age so then I would get younger for you. I know you are at peace daddy, something you longed for your whole life.I love you.

  6. my daddyOne of my most favorite memories of my daddy was when he saw me graduate from college. I ran out of the line and he leaned over the railing, I reached up and grabbed his hand. He was crying and mouthed the words "I am so proud of you" I ran back to the line of gradutes and I could see him standing thru most of the ceremony waiting to watch his daughter, the only college graduate in our family to get my diploma. I love and miss you Daddy.your only daughter

  7. HI Daddy, I miss you so much. I have not seen you in so long. The other day I needed to fix something and I knew you would know what to do. I wanted to call you up and ask you . There are a thousand things that I wanted to do with you but your life was cut short by ALS. I hope that you are close to mother and both of you enjoyed all that is beautiful in heaven. I love you daddy. always and forever, your daughter.

  8. Hi daddy just missing you and mother today. Today she went to be with Jesus and with you. I am so happy you are together forever in eternity. Watch over us help me to forgive that horrible person that stole our grandparents home. I love you daddy

  9. memoriesI remember when you stayed with me when everyone else went to go see Derek in the NNICU. You held my hand and told me that everything would be alright. It was one of the few times in my life that we shared a father-daughter moment that was uninterupted by anyone. Remember when you came to my college graduation and I didn't know you were coming? I saw you leaning over the rails waving to me, I broke out of the line and went and grabbed your hand. I know you only stayed until I walked but it meant so much to me. I know you fought and lost many battles over your children. It should have never been that way. I am a different kind of step mother. I treat her as if she were my own child. We deserved that too daddy. I have no one else to say these things to so I write them here. I hope you can hear the words when I speak them. Stay close to mother, she loved you her whole life. I miss you daddy.


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