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Alton Leander Lea

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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Alton Lea passed away in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The obituary was featured in The Advocate on March 17, 2008.

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To my Lea Cousins,

Wow - if we could all live a life like Alton Lea! Nearly a century of time spent with his family of many generations, wonderful memories and historic moments.

We have been blessed to be a part of his life and celebrate in the eternal happiness he enjoys.

Dear Lea Family Members,
I met your Father through a Cousin and on LSU Game Day, we would visit and talk about the different games. I'd bring him a Banana Cream Pie Shake from the Sonic and his caretaker would always ask if he wanted to eat it then or wait a while. His reply, what am I going to wait for. I'll miss our little visits.

God Bless you All.

Mr. Lea has been a blessing and inspiration to so many during his lifetime. He will surely be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Laura and family:
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I know your father was very special to so many people and will be missed greatly. Take care and God bless you all.

Growing up at First Baptist Church I felt Mr. & Mrs. Lea had an influence in our lives as Christian role models. Even in adulthood, Mr. Lea still made his way across the church to speak to me and express interest in my family. What a void there will be because of his absence. But what an honor we all had to have crossed paths.

Our prayers are with the family at this time. We all loved Mr. Alton and so enjoyed seeing him in church. Love to you all.
Greg and Angie Edwards

My heart goes out to my lovely cousins. We all knew this time would come and still it hurts.
Alton was a lovely man and though I know he will be missed, it is his time to rest. My love to you all, Geoff

Our prayers are with the family as you mourn the loss of Alton. He was a friend to both of our parents, Alvin and Marguerite Seago of Baton Rouge, and A. B. and Virginia Smith of Rayville, Louisiana.