Mr. Leroy Malcolm “Mac” Stephens, Jr. 72, of Hallsboro died Tuesday, July 21, 2015 in Columbus Regional Healthcare. He was born December 10, 1942 in Columbus County the son of the late Leroy Malcolm Stephens, Sr. and Myrtie Ward Stephens Sutcliff.
Mr. Stephens was a typesetter with the News Reporter for twenty years. He was employed with Pierce & Co., Council Tool Co. and Quality Ford. He also formerly co-owned and operated Ted & Mac’s later known as J and Mac's in Whiteville.
He is survived by his wife, Judy Dubois Stephens; a son, Bo Stephens and wife, Candace of Wilmington; two daughters, Christy Williamson and husband, Jonathan of Clayton, Michelle Marshburn and husband, Bryan of Apex; grandchildren, Brayden Stephens, Cade Stephens, Charlie Williamson, Blake Ashley, Sara Marshburn; a sister, Betty Rose Hobbs and husband, James of Holden Beach; a stepsister, Macie Sutcliff Dewitt of Hallsboro; a stepbrother, Bill Sutcliff of California.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Charles “Charlie” Stephens.
His funeral servvice will be 2:00 pm Friday, July 24, 2015 at Hallsboro Baptist Church by Rev. Scott Lewis and Rev. Bobby Phillips. Burial will be in Lake Waccamaw Hillcrest Cemetery.
Mr. Stephens was a typesetter with the News Reporter for twenty years. He was employed with Pierce & Co., Council Tool Co. and Quality Ford. He also formerly co-owned and operated Ted & Mac’s later known as J and Mac's in Whiteville.
He is survived by his wife, Judy Dubois Stephens; a son, Bo Stephens and wife, Candace of Wilmington; two daughters, Christy Williamson and husband, Jonathan of Clayton, Michelle Marshburn and husband, Bryan of Apex; grandchildren, Brayden Stephens, Cade Stephens, Charlie Williamson, Blake Ashley, Sara Marshburn; a sister, Betty Rose Hobbs and husband, James of Holden Beach; a stepsister, Macie Sutcliff Dewitt of Hallsboro; a stepbrother, Bill Sutcliff of California.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Charles “Charlie” Stephens.
His funeral servvice will be 2:00 pm Friday, July 24, 2015 at Hallsboro Baptist Church by Rev. Scott Lewis and Rev. Bobby Phillips. Burial will be in Lake Waccamaw Hillcrest Cemetery.
Mr. Leroy Malcolm “Mac” Stephens, Jr. 72, of Hallsboro died Tuesday, July 21, 2015 in Columbus Regional Healthcare. He was born December 10, 1942 in Columbus County the son of the late Leroy Malcolm Stephens, Sr. and Myrtie Ward Stephens Sutcliff.
Mr. Stephens was a typesetter with the News Reporter for twenty years. He was employed with Pierce & Co., Council Tool Co. and Quality Ford. He also formerly co-owned and operated Ted & Mac’s later known as J and Mac's in Whiteville.
He is survived by his wife, Judy Dubois Stephens; a son, Bo Stephens and wife, Candace of Wilmington; two daughters, Christy Williamson and husband, Jonathan of Clayton, Michelle Marshburn and husband, Bryan of Apex; grandchildren, Brayden Stephens, Cade Stephens, Charlie Williamson, Blake Ashley, Sara Marshburn; a sister, Betty Rose Hobbs and husband, James of Holden Beach; a stepsister, Macie Sutcliff Dewitt of Hallsboro; a stepbrother, Bill Sutcliff of California.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Charles “Charlie” Stephens.
His funeral servvice will be 2:00 pm Friday, July 24, 2015 at Hallsboro Baptist Church by Rev. Scott Lewis and Rev. Bobby Phillips. Burial will be in Lake Waccamaw Hillcrest Cemetery.
Mr. Stephens was a typesetter with the News Reporter for twenty years. He was employed with Pierce & Co., Council Tool Co. and Quality Ford. He also formerly co-owned and operated Ted & Mac’s later known as J and Mac's in Whiteville.
He is survived by his wife, Judy Dubois Stephens; a son, Bo Stephens and wife, Candace of Wilmington; two daughters, Christy Williamson and husband, Jonathan of Clayton, Michelle Marshburn and husband, Bryan of Apex; grandchildren, Brayden Stephens, Cade Stephens, Charlie Williamson, Blake Ashley, Sara Marshburn; a sister, Betty Rose Hobbs and husband, James of Holden Beach; a stepsister, Macie Sutcliff Dewitt of Hallsboro; a stepbrother, Bill Sutcliff of California.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Charles “Charlie” Stephens.
His funeral servvice will be 2:00 pm Friday, July 24, 2015 at Hallsboro Baptist Church by Rev. Scott Lewis and Rev. Bobby Phillips. Burial will be in Lake Waccamaw Hillcrest Cemetery.
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