Portrait shared in memory of Jare Stevenson

In loving memory of

Jare Stevenson

June 23, 2015

Jare Jermaine Stevenson was a devoted son and father whose presence brightened family gatherings; his love for his children and ties to Baton Rouge remain warmly remembered.

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Remembering Jare

A life held close in memory

Jare Jermaine Stevenson, of Baton Rouge, departed this life on June 23, 2015, in Bogalusa, Louisiana. He was a beloved son of Raychel Stevenson and a devoted father to three children: Jaci, Jaremiah Stevenson and Jayden Johnson. Surrounded by the enduring care of family, Jare is also survived by sisters Kerisha Scott and Jamelyn Davis; brothers Kirk Scott, Jr. and Leo Gaines III; and grandparents Ernest (Audrey) Allen Sr. and Willie Williams.

Those who knew Jare remember him most clearly in the roles that mattered to him: as a family member who cherished time with loved ones and as a father whose children were central to his life. He lived in the Baton Rouge area and is remembered by relatives and friends who gathered to honor his life at services entrusted to Roscoe’s Mortuary and interment at St. Paul Cemetery.

Jare’s passing left a deep loss for his family and community. In the wake of his death, relatives held memorial services and friends offered support and memories that celebrated his life and the relationships he valued most. His family’s love and the presence of close relatives and friends at services reflected the place he held in their lives.

Jare’s life is respectfully remembered by those who survive him. The care shown by family and the community as they grieved and celebrated his memory speaks to the human connections he fostered. He is lovingly commemorated by his mother, children, siblings, grandparents, and extended family who continue to hold his memory dear.

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Jare is remembered with heartfelt sympathy. He deserved to be known for a life that mattered, and may his memory continue to be held with love.

Jason B.