Lewis Gibson

Lewis Gibson

April 03, 1943 - March 10, 2026

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Lewis E. Gibson, Jr.

April 3, 1943 – March 10, 2026

 

Lewis E. Gibson, Jr. was the first-born son of Lewis and Celia Gibson. He was raised in Staten Island, NY. He spent many years in Cleveland, Ohio where he earned his RN license in 1975 and served in several capacities at St. Luke’s Hospital on the Medical/Surgical floor and as a Nurse Recruiter.

Upon retirement, he moved to Texarkana, Texas, where he worked part-time as a Nursing Supervisor at a local Nursing Home.

 

He was a dog-lover all his life. Since his first dog, ‘Miss Poo’, he poured all his love and attention into his fur-babies. In Texarkana, he found a pit-bull abandoned on the side of the road. The dog bared his teeth and growled, but that did not deter Lewis. He offered ‘Jake’ a ride and they became life-long friends until Jake crossed the Rainbow Bridge.

 

Lewis was blessed with the love of his partner, Larry Mayo, who died in 2002. He was given a second gift in his life with Dell Moseley, who died in 2013.

 

Lewis leaves his beloved sisters and brothers to cherish his memory: John (Corine) Gibson, Steve (Dianne) Gibson, Dawn (Bob) Volpe and Linda (Bob) Taylor; Nieces and Nephews: Craig (Amanda), Charis (Frank), Keith (Ossepha), Robyn (Tom), Samuel, Robert and Elisabeth (Miguel) along with great nieces and nephews.

 

Burial will take place in Cleveland, Ohio, where he will be laid to rest next to his Beloved Larry.

Care under the direction on Tri-State Cremation & Funeral Services

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Celia Jolley
Family •
Lewis 'Buddy' was my older cousin by almost 4 years. Since he was mature and wise, :-) I could tell his country cousins amused him at times. I last saw Buddy at a wedding in NYC. My mother, Mavis and I had travelled to the Big Apple for the celebration. Buddy was in high spirits as he always enjoyed being with family. Buddy's parents, Lewis Sr and Celia, and their children, were warm and welcoming wherever our gatherings took place. We cherished them through the years and across the miles. Praying for you, dear ones, as you mourn the passing of your brother. Love, Celia Ruth
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Gail Palmer
Family •
When I was a child Lewis ‘Buddy’ would come to Tennessee to visit Grandmother Gibson and our family. I thought he was a cool cousin. :) In more recent years I have enjoyed the family stories he has shared with me. It was obvious that he loved his family dearly. I know he is happy to be reunited!

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