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Johnny E. Stevens
1941 - 2020
Johnny E. Stevens
1941 - 2020
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BORN
1941
DIED
2020
Johnny Stevens Obituary
He married Beverly Joyce Andrews on June 25, 1961. They had five children, Rick Stevens, Ogden; Michael and Robyn Stevens, Harrisville; Mark and Rhonda Stevens, Farr West; ted and Beckie Stevens, Pleasant View; and Kristin Tutt, Pleasant View.
They moved to Utah in 1972 where he worked for Parsons Construction until opening his own welding shop in 1976.
Johnny joined his sons in operating Stone Supply and Monument.
He loved car shows, traveling, seeing new things. He went to Statue of Liberty, top of the Empire State Building, the glass bridge at Grand Canyon, hot air ballooning in New Mexico; walked across the Brooklyn Bridge, and rode roller coasters with his children and grand-children.
Johnny looked forward to Sunday and coffee with his friends.
Johnny is survived by his wife, 5 children, 16 grandchildren, 8 great-grandchildren; and 1 sister, Clara Meyer, Loveland, Colorado.
Graveside services will be held on Thursday, May 21, 2020 at 11 a.m. at Willard City Cemetery.
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Joyce Linsley
June 17, 2020
Sorry for your loss but memories of him.him will be forever as we wait for the fulfillment of Hosea13:14. Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family and friends.
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Max Newey
May 21, 2020
Condolences Fat boy Max N.
Very sorry to hear of Johns Passing, Talked to him on phone couple months ago, but with my poor health didn't get to go see him.
I never met a harder working HUMAN in my life. And I never knew you could weld dirt together and make it work until I met John.
He could weld and figure anything out if was iron.
WE got a-lot of work done on that Dam IS Land, Sam and Spank came over and I FINALLY got them there copeys Will share with Stevens Family Whenever
Now he can REST, Thanks for everything my FRIEND. Fat Boy Max.
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