Lisa Gail Knotts Gentry was born April 15, 1959 in Newellton, LA, and earned her wings on May 24, 2017 in Shreveport, LA due to a long term illness. Lisa would tell you her greatest accomplishments were her two children and her grandson. Her passion was cooking, which she was very good at. She enjoyed fishing, camping, throwing darts, riding horses, and spending time with her children. She loved making others laugh, telling stories, and just life in general.
She was preceded in death by her mother Christine Tyler Knotts, stepfather Troy Driggers, two brothers Rodney and Carl, son-in-law Richard Stillwell, and spouse and best friend John Gentry.
She is survived by a daughter Monica Stillwell, son Eric Logan, grandson Blake Logan, Goddaughter Makayla Foster, eight brothers, one sister, several uncles, aunts, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Lisa’s wishes were cremation, for arrangements please contact the family. A special thanks to Belinda and Shelia with SouthernCare Hospice Service, Dr. Corrine Bowman, and the Crossroad’s Assembly of God family.
SHREVEPORT TIMES MAY 26, 2017.
She was preceded in death by her mother Christine Tyler Knotts, stepfather Troy Driggers, two brothers Rodney and Carl, son-in-law Richard Stillwell, and spouse and best friend John Gentry.
She is survived by a daughter Monica Stillwell, son Eric Logan, grandson Blake Logan, Goddaughter Makayla Foster, eight brothers, one sister, several uncles, aunts, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Lisa’s wishes were cremation, for arrangements please contact the family. A special thanks to Belinda and Shelia with SouthernCare Hospice Service, Dr. Corrine Bowman, and the Crossroad’s Assembly of God family.
SHREVEPORT TIMES MAY 26, 2017.
Lisa Gail Knotts Gentry was born April 15, 1959 in Newellton, LA, and earned her wings on May 24, 2017 in Shreveport, LA due to a long term illness. Lisa would tell you her greatest accomplishments were her two children and her grandson. Her passion was cooking, which she was very good at. She enjoyed fishing, camping, throwing darts, riding horses, and spending time with her children. She loved making others laugh, telling stories, and just life in general.
She was preceded in death by her mother Christine Tyler Knotts, stepfather Troy Driggers, two brothers Rodney and Carl, son-in-law Richard Stillwell, and spouse and best friend John Gentry.
She is survived by a daughter Monica Stillwell, son Eric Logan, grandson Blake Logan, Goddaughter Makayla Foster, eight brothers, one sister, several uncles, aunts, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Lisa’s wishes were cremation, for arrangements please contact the family. A special thanks to Belinda and Shelia with SouthernCare Hospice Service, Dr. Corrine Bowman, and the Crossroad’s Assembly of God family.
SHREVEPORT TIMES MAY 26, 2017.
She was preceded in death by her mother Christine Tyler Knotts, stepfather Troy Driggers, two brothers Rodney and Carl, son-in-law Richard Stillwell, and spouse and best friend John Gentry.
She is survived by a daughter Monica Stillwell, son Eric Logan, grandson Blake Logan, Goddaughter Makayla Foster, eight brothers, one sister, several uncles, aunts, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Lisa’s wishes were cremation, for arrangements please contact the family. A special thanks to Belinda and Shelia with SouthernCare Hospice Service, Dr. Corrine Bowman, and the Crossroad’s Assembly of God family.
SHREVEPORT TIMES MAY 26, 2017.
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