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Steve A. Deville, age 77

Steve A. Deville, 77, came face to face with the Lord and was reunited with loved ones on the evening of November 15, 2020.  He was born on January 23, 1943 in Ville Platte, Louisiana to Joseph Waddie Deville and Lily Marie Deville.  In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother Tomille Deville, his sister Maryella Ardoin, his brother Clyde Deville, and his precious “Katie Bug”.

He is survived by his eldest brother June Deville (Janice) of Washington, Louisiana, his daughters Toni Deville Childress (Bubba) of Rose Hill, Mississippi and Tammie Deville McDaniel of Camden, Arkansas, and son Kyle Deville (Chasity) of Bossier City, Louisiana; his grandchildren Morgan McDaniel Atkins (James) of Eldorado, Arkansas and Josh McDaniel (Carrie) of Smackover, Arkansas, Jarred Watson of Dallas, Texas, Mitchell McGinnis, Steve McGinnis, Tyler McGinnis, and Cole McGinnis of Jackson, Mississippi, Brooklyn and John Luke Deville of Bossier City, Louisiana, Cody Childress (Crystal) of Houston, Mississippi, and Mary Childress O’Riley (Davy) of Appomattox, Virginia; and his Great Grandchildren Rylee, Kalyn, and Ace McDaniel, Cece and Sully Atkins, Sagan Watson, Jonathan, Brayden, and Audrey Childress, Colt and Waylon O’Riley; and his God children Kent Ardoin (Joann) and John Clyde Deville (Ali) of Ville Platte, Louisiana; and countless nieces and nephews.

The family will hold a private graveside service in Ville Platte, Louisiana at a later date.  We invite everyone who wishes to pay respects to go to our memorial page setup on Facebook called “Steve A Deville Memorial Page”. We would love for you to post your memories, photos and love for our dad on this page.

Our family appreciates all the love and friendships our father made throughout his years from Ville Platte, Louisiana to Bossier City/Shreveport, Louisiana and later in life in Camden, Arkansas; especially his customers through his many years as a Barber/Hairstylist.

Arrangements are entrusted to A Natural State Funeral Service, 2620 West Main Street, Jacksonville, Arkansas.  501-982-3400

12 Comments

  • Sam Stroope Posted November 17, 2020 8:18 PM

    Steve was always A True Friend to all who knew him.

  • Felicia Moore Posted November 18, 2020 9:23 AM

    Steve was a great friend & employer to my beloved daddy, Jesse Soileau. He will be missed. Thoughts & pressures for his family.

  • Carl Derrick Posted November 18, 2020 12:46 PM

    Steve was a great guy. I’ll always remember that booming laugh.

  • Michael K. Turner Posted November 18, 2020 1:45 PM

    I always enjoyed my time with my back to Steve. He was good at his profession and a good guy. I hated it when he retired. But happy for him.

  • Lyndal Clayborn Posted November 20, 2020 10:20 AM

    He was a solid 10.

  • Sam Spivey Posted December 6, 2020 10:12 AM

    When I returned home after a haircut my wife would immediately corner me and want to know Steve’s lasted story or joke. He could have given Justin Wilson a run for the money. What a great guy…straight shooter, funny, and a very wise philosopher. A wonderful friend for 52 years

  • Ralph DeKemper Posted December 6, 2020 12:38 PM

    Steve was a great friend, and solid businessman…..He could tell a joke with the best of them….touched a lot of lives, spread a lot of joy…..we’ll tell em where we got it old friend…………

    Rest in peace…..

    RalphDeKemper

  • David Breitschopf Posted December 14, 2020 11:45 AM

    Steve always brought a smile to my life. I love my Steve stories from over the years. You children were truly loved by this good Freind.

  • LANCE LAROCCA Posted December 21, 2020 8:16 AM

    SORRY TO HEAR OF STEVE’S PASSING. STEVE WAS MY BARBER SINCE 1967 UNTIL HE RETIRED. WE USED TO TELL CAJUN JOKES EVERY TIME I GOT A HAIRCUT. I WOULD LEAVE THEIR WITH RED EYES AND A SORE SIDE FROM LAUGHING SO MUCH. HEAVEN SURELY HAS THE BEST BARBER NOW. REST IN PEACE MY FRIEND.

  • Ralph Summers Posted December 22, 2020 11:32 AM

    Just learned of Steve’s passing. I moved to Shreveport in 1968 and met Steve. He became my friend and barber. What a great guy. Always with the funny coonass story. We has a lot of adult beverages together over the years

  • James Guidry Posted January 13, 2021 12:37 PM

    Steve’O , my good friend and barber for many many years . Steve was at the top of his game . I too hated it when he retired . I kept up with him through Mr. Charles . When I find a guy with his talent I stay with him until he retires ! Yes , when he opened his eyes he was face to face with his Creator standing with open arms ! The more sorrowful the parting , the more joyful the REUNION .

  • Charles H Kern Posted May 24, 2022 10:01 AM

    Steve was the first stylist to give me a styled haircut. Always classy, good to talk to. I’m sorry to see him leave us.

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