Phillip Glenn Stevenson

Phillip Glenn Stevenson, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend, passed peacefully on November 8 2024, in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee. He was born in Springfield, Tennessee, where he began a life that would be characterized by love, laughter, hard work, and an unwavering commitment to those he cherished.

Phillp was known for his many passions and delightful quirks. Whether it was shooting hoops, cheering for his favorite football team, or delighting in the art of cooking—especially his famed barbecue and seafood dishes—he approached every activity with the same enthusiasm and joy. His family and friends will remember him not only for his culinary skills, particularly his renowned steak and potatoes, but also for his slapstick sense of humor and unpredictable nature, always keeping those around him amused and entertained. Phillip’s openness about his fear of spiders added a touch of humanity to his lively disposition.

A loving and loyal man, Phillip dedicated himself tirelessly to his family, even raising a family of eight for eleven years on his own. He was a true go-getter, someone who tackled life's challenges head-on with determination and resourcefulness. Phillip lifted others in their times of need, often taking them under his wing and nurturing them with kindness and support. He embodied the principle that family and friends came above everything else, and his impact will be felt for generations to come.

Phillip is survived by his devoted wife, Erica Stevenson; his children, Phoenix Gifford (John), Isaiah Stevenson, Brendan Long, Malachi Stevenson, Anthony Gorman, and Gabriel (Alison) Stevenson; and his cherished grandchildren, Bella Fay, Jesse Davis, Aurora Stevenson, Salem Gifford, and Scarlett Stevenson. In addition, Phillip is mourned by his siblings, Misty Carrow, Sunshine Beseau, and JR Carrow, along with his aunts and uncles, Frankie (Prue) Johnson, Patricia (Larry) Gregory, Joey (Wanda) Johnson, and Jeff Johnson.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Glenn Stevenson and Brenda Johnson Falls, and his beloved son, Nikolaus Gorman. Phillip leaves behind a legacy of love, laughter, and resilience that will forever resonate in the hearts of all who knew him. His memories will continue to bring smiles and warmth, serving as a reminder of a life well-lived. "I Like Fish Sticks."