John Stubbs Obituary
John Paul Stubbs, born in Lake Providence, Louisiana passes away unexpectedly at the age of 59 in Columbus, Ohio.
He is proceeded in death by brother Tommy Stubbs. Left to cherish his memory are his Mother Gloria Rice, son Brandon Stubbs (Aniya), sisters Linda Stubbs, Gina Scott (Shawn), Jan Parsons (Michael), Violet Lisha Stubbs, brother Bobby Stubbs. Also a host of other aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.
John was known for his grand ability to detail cars making them look new. He was a man of integrity and would often cross his legs and create wisdom talks. He was an attorney at heart. He loved a good movie and we loved his inside jokes.
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