Jack Lee, age 63 of Alexandria, Louisiana passed on Sunday, November 20, 2022 at his residence.

Jack was born in Pineville, Louisiana on. November 21, 1958 by the late Myrtle Lee and Robert Lee, Sr. Jack was five of six children born. To this union.

Jack attended Bolton High School where he played basketball and was a member of the art program. He graduated with the class of 1976.

After High School began an extensive work history starting with Plantation Manor Restaurant, Picadilly Café, Colemans Catfish Cabin, Heilig-Meyers Furniture, Browns, Furniture, Haverty’s Furniture and eventually back to Picadilly Restaurant which proved to be his passion until his health began to fail him.

Along his journey through life, he met Connie at Coleman’s Catfish Cabin. They dated and fell in love. they were married 20 years later and together they shared six sons: Carl Jerry Parker and Courtney Parker(Harvetta) both of Houston, TX, Demerial Clark of Dallas, TX, Terrance Clark(Carmelita), Bryant Clark(Kierra) and Davetric Clark(JaShala) all of Alexandria, LA. To this union many grandchildren were born and greatly adored by Paw Paw (Jack). They include: Freeman, Demerial, AnaLucia, Justin, Terrance, Bryant, Kobe, Mason, Kensle, Kennedi, Kaileb, Korbyn, Kamryn, and Juan.

Jack is preceded in death by his parents, two brothers Freddie Winslow and Marvin. Lee. He leaves to cherish his memory his other siblings all of Alexandria, LA: Ruby Ford, Robert Lee, Jr.(Wanda), and Steven Lee.

We have lots of fond memories to share whenever you have a day or two to spare. He loved going for drives in. his 1973 van with them and telling them stories of his past. He also loved music VERY MUCH. He even tried his luck with piano and guitar.

He was always friendly smiling and willing to get a smile out of you with his quirky jokes. He will be remembered as a light in my life, my protector, and provider. I’ll love him always and will be looking forward to being rejoined with him again, but for now I must carry the torch and care for our family as he did.

~Miller & Hill "The Funeral Directors"