Lewis Collins Jr Obituary

You were the best brother ever in every way
Always here for your sister I will miss you and be forever grateful for our amazing friendship and love, so glad you made it to Baha, I will Always treasure the gift you back to me. Love you Bro

Will cherish our memories forever, you were the best brother ever.
Love you you will be truly missed,
❤❤❤ your sister, Annie/Annette

My only Brother I will always love you

Beloved Brother
Our hearts still ache in sadness and tears still flow what it meant to lose you God and all our family and friends knows
Missing you so, our lives will never be the same
Always in my in my heart your sister-Jeanette

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Hope you all have peace in knowing that Lewis is resting in the arm of our creator GOD.

In this time of grief, we remember our classmate Lewis, not for how he left us, but for the light he brought into our lives. May we honor that light by holding onto kindness, unity, and compassion.” May you rest in the arms of our father Lord and Savior forever. You will be dearly missed, class of 74’

To GOD be the glory. I will miss you.

Rest In Peace My Good Friend and Classmate, We will always remember your I've and laughter, bright ingredients up the room with joy and jokes, . Love And Prayers To Family ,Friends , and Classmates (#74),
BLESSINGS FOREVERMORE ♥
Shirley Hawthorne Massey

I will miss you Lewis. You were loved. We have been friends and classmates since we were 6 yrs old. Playing together from 5th Avenue in Southside to Pine and Chestnut streets and Friendship Baptist Church down the street and around the corner from your Dad’s church. Friends and neighbors in Jackson later in life. Although I was from Southside, I took piano lessons on Chestnut street. You never missed class reunions and always pitched in to help. No matter where you had to travel from to get there. Thank God for the memories. Soyour smile, laugh, and our experiences will live on. Rest in Power until we see you in Paradise.

Lewis has been my Nutt brother for 62 years.I met him my first day of Sunday school when I was 5 and he was 7.Lord welcome him into your kingdom and comfort those who loved him.. Amen..

Lewis was like a brother to me. We grew up together, attended the same school together through high school, attended the same church in and around Custom Avenue and Chestnut Street. We also got in trouble together.

I remember he got in trouble alone and Ms. Nettie told him she was going to tell Reverend when he got home. Sooo I stayed there sitting on the side of the bed to make sure and left. Oh, I am the one that snitched.

Even while working and living in Meridian MS he would stop by for visits. I will miss Lewis in my heart and remember him in thought. My prayers go out to the families.

Rest well cuz..

Rest in heaven my friend. Praying for the family

You will be sorely missed Lewis. A true friend and loyal classmate.

Very sorry for your loss keep trusting in God and he will see you through.

You have our deepest sympathy in the loss of our classmate.

I knew Lewis for many years young Mr Collins as I would refer to him and his mother and his father Dr LC Collins and all of his sisters .rest on my young brother the grand Archer tech had a better plan for you.

Jessica, our hearts extend love to you and Lewis's family

Lewis was like a brother to me; we were childhood friends and classmates. We grew up and played together on the streets of Custom Avenue, Chestnut Street and Masonite Drive. There's something special about the friendships formed in childhood. No matter how much time and space that comes between us, there's an unspoken connection that runs deep. His love of family and his forever smile will be missed. I ask God to be with his wife, Jessica and his children as they travel this grief journey. God will heal your broken hearts ... one day.

Precious Memories

Lewis' transitioning from Earth to Glory is a season of sorrow and mourning for the R.H. Watkins (aka Laurel High School) Class of 1974 Our hearts are heavy and our tears are flowing with grief! We thank GOD for all the memories of Lewis created from kindergarten until the day he passed away! His heartwarming smile, laughter and genuine spirit of friendship will live on within each of us! We pray that our Heavenly Father will wrap the family in His arms and bring comforting peace as we celebrate Lewis' life! In loving memory... Millie Evans Anderson and the R.H. Watkins High School Class of 1974!✝

He was like our play Big Brother, we grew up across the street from Lewis Wendy and Val, outside of my sister's and Brothers there family was the first people we knew. Many great memories and fun stories around Lewis.