Birth date: May 30, 1956 Death date: Feb 7, 2021
Brad Stovall passed away peacefully February 7, 2021 at his home in Hallsville, TX. He was born May 30, 1956 to R.B. & Jean Stovall. He graduated from TCU's Ranch Management program. He later became a machinist after attending Ind Read Obituary
We at Producers Cooperative Association are greatly saddened by the passing of Brad Stovall. His craftsmanship shines throughout our Association in more ways than one. He will be greatly missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with the friends, family and employees of Longview Fab & Machine.
-Producers Cooperative Association
To Debra and Family, our hearts were so sad to hear of Brads illness and passing. I remember the first time I met Brad. It was one of the many family reunions. I was so scared to meet everyone. Shaking and nervous, I saw this tall man walking towards me. My oh my, He looked like a giant. A serious look on his face. As he approached me he looked down, a big smile came across his face as he welcomed me into the family. Introducing himself to me and making small talk he immediately eased my tensions and said "they are great people". "A good family to be a part of." I appreciated him and will never forget his kindness. Such a great man and a Gentle Giant. He was so right. I love this family and Brad was right. Everyone has made me feel so welcome. Ronnie and I love you all. I am going to miss Brad as I was just getting to know him more and more. We had such a great family reunion at "Lake of the Pines" where we got to know him even more. Brad really seemed to have great time and let loose after working all day. These are the memories I will always remember of him. Thank you Brad. RIP. We will be sending a donation in the Stovall name to The Martin House. Hated that we couldn't make it to the Service. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. God Bless!
Stovall Family,
Uncle Brad created memories for all of us. Growing up whenever I would see an SEI sticker on a dump bed I would always be so proud and tell whoever was with me that my uncle built that. Every time I passed by the old shop in Mt Pleasant or the Bo Pilgrim hat I’d always think of you. The only reason that I know where Talco is because of him. All the Christmas’ or other holidays at your house were so much fun. He will be missed. Love you all.
Caleb, Katie, James, and Joshua Higgins
Debra, so very sorry for your loss! Prayers of comfort for you all. Brad was a true gentleman! You were blessed!
My husband and I had Central Freight Lines in Mt. Pleasant during the time Brad had Stovall Fab there and he was always such a pleasant customer to deal with. Always polite,friendly and helpful to our drivers. Debra you and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers for comfort and peace in the days ahead.
I haven’t seen Brad in years but remember him as a quiet kind boy that was so loved by his mom and dad snd , most of all, Debra. Praying for comfort for the family. Rest Now BrAd.
This gentle giant of a man was always there and ready to help those that needed it. Once, when we were all gathering for a funeral, I ran over some road debris just outside the funeral home parking lot. By the time I got parked, a tire was completely flat. Rather than tackle the process of changing the tire then and being dressed in suit and tie, I left the car standing. After meeting everyone in the funeral home, I told of the tire incident. Brad wanted me to show him so we proceeded to the car. Upon arrival Brad wanted me to open the car's trunk. No amount of attempted persuasion deterred him from removing the tire jack and spare. So with him in suit and tie, he honored an old man by changing the flattened tire. That typified the great man, Brad Stovall. May he RIP.
love and prayers for your loss 🙏💙🙏👍 RIP from Brenda Coffey Naples
