Funeral services for Mr. L. W. Jones, age 89 of Flintville, will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday morning at Higgins Funeral Home with Dr. Phillip Jones and Rev. Jeremy Jones officiating. Burial will follow in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Mr. Jones passed away Sunday at Lincoln Medical Center.
Mr. Jones was a native of Lincoln County and the son of the late Alex and Ada Hastings Jones. He was retired from the Lasalle Steel Company in Indiana and a member of the West End Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife of 67 years Jewel Plunkett Jones of Flintville, daughter Shirley Ann Parrish and husband Tony of Florence, AL, son Dr. Phillip Wade Jones and wife Karen of Birmingham, AL, grandchildren Wendy Doulin and husband Tim of Nashville, Keri Bedsole and husband Jonathan of Knoxville, TN, Jeremy Jones and wife Sheri of Montgomery, AL, Melissa McCracken and husband David of Vance, AL, Kayla Jones of Birmingham, AL, great-grandchildren Kameron Bedsole, Colin Bedsole, Noah Jones, Micah Jones, Toby Jones, Asher McCracken, sisters Eloise Pruitt of Midlothian, IL, Lois Edge of Atlanta, GA, Bobbie Moore of FL, Doris McInnis of Atlanta, GA, and two brothers James Aaron Jones and John Hoyt Jones both of Decatur, AL. He was preceded in death by brother Donald Ray Jones and sister Lucille Ogle.
In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Leukemia Foundation or the American Cancer Society.
Visitation with the family will be Tuesday evening 5-8 p.m. At Higgins Funeral Home.
LW/Brother was one of, and possibly THE finest Christian man I have known. What an example he set for us all! I will always remember his smile and even through his sorrows he could smile for the rest of us.
Mrs. Jones,
You and Mr. Jones were so fun at church, I always loved see yall smiling face and come get my hugs. I will miss Mr. Jones a lot. Please let me know if you ever need anything. Love you lot Mrs. Jones.
Love ya,
Maghan
Aunt Jewel,
I want you to know that I love you and Uncle L W.
I wish we had visited since mom died but everyone has been so busy it seems and time just goes on by. I have great memories of all of use getting together at Grandmother and Grandpa’s as I was growing up. It was so fun when everyone seemed so happy and all were laughing and loving each other.
I love you
Barbara
To my dear brother. a good man to all he knew.
You will surely be missed. you are in a better place.
I am happy to have called you my brother.
May god be with all the family in your time of loss.
Lovingly Doris
L.W., From the first day I met you over 50 years ago when Doris & I married, I knew then you where a man of men, a wonderful, loving and caring person. I enjoyed our many conversations. I fell my life has been blessed by knowing you and having you as a brother in law. God speed, my brother, God speed! I hope, if it be God’s will, to see you again someday in the great celestal realm as I am sure you are there! Rest in peace!
A real Gentleman has left us but he won’t be forgotten
I remember L.W. as I was growing up at State Street Baptist in Hammond. Our loss is Heaven’s gain. See ya when we meet over yonder!
What a great reunion is going on right now! I know my dad must have been waiting to give him a hard time! Seriously, what a life, and I feel so very blessed to have been a part of it. Phil and I were as close as 2 buddies can be without being blood, and L.W. and Jewel were like a second set of parents for me. It’s almost like losing one of my own parents again. Love you all so very much. Will be praying for you all as you face the coming days. Much love, Gary Cooper
So sorry to hear of your loss. May your beautiful memories carry you through this difficult time.
God Bless,
Virgil and Peggy G. Bevels
Uncle Peanut, You always had a big smile and such a wonderful laugh. You were always so kind and a all-around good man. I’m so glad I was able to see you earlier this year. You will be missed but heaven is lucky to have you now. Love, your niece Pam
Jewell and Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. L.W was
a really great person and I always loved seeing him at our reunions. I apologize for not being there, however, my
sister, Martha is at Moore Cortner in Winchester, TN and her visitation is the same time.
Please know that I love you and your family.
Henrietta
Jewell and family, Death leaves a heartache no one can fill but their love leaves a memory no one can steal.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. You have many so precious memories that are a gift from God. Stay strong and know you are loved. God Bless, Billy Joe and Cricket Rutledge
We are sorry for your loss.
Sorry you had to leave us. But you will be missed. But there is a better place waiting for you. Rest in peace in your new home. God Bless