Jamie Lee Stockton

Jamie Lee Stockton, was born on November 23, 1976 and gained his heavenly wings on September 13, 2025. He is preceded in death by his father, Alvin Stockton; his grandparents, Henry and Shirley Thomas and Lonnie and Marie Stockton; his aunts, Adean Tyree and Deborah Thomas; his uncles, Jimmie and Dwayne Stockton; his sisters, Regina and Jerena Stockton, and his baby brother Jason "Tank" Stockton. He leaves to cherish his memory his mother, Sandra Stockton (Rocky Mount); his brothers, James Brooks (Iowa), Jeremy (Carry) Stockton (Roanoke), Joey (Rachel) Stockton (Roanoke); his sister, Lisa Stockton (Arizona); his sons, Jacob Wesley Stockton (Rocky Mount) and Jonas Aaron Alexander Stockton (Rocky Mount); his daughter, Jamey Lea Stockton (Patrick County); the light of his life and his pride and joy, his FAVORITE grandson, Saint Amiri Stockton; his honorary siblings , Jeff Thomas (Roanoke), Ricky Thomas (Arizona) and Benita Thomas (Roanoke); a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.

Jamie, affectionately known as "Stix," was a man of many hats (both literally and figuratively). From a young age, Jamie showed great promise as a natural athlete, excelling in basketball throughout his high school years. His raw talent and sportsmanship led the Franklin County Eagles to win countless games, some so memorable they are still talked about decades later. One time, a rival team was so intimidated by the skills Jamie and his teammates demonstrated during their pre-game warm-up, their would-be opponents forfeit the game, refusing to be subjected to what was sure to be a guaranteed punishment on the court. When he grew tired of "working for the man," he became an entrepreneur and successfully operated Stockton's Car Detail then Stockton's Lawn Care Services. His favorite and final business venture was Stockton's Soul Food. With his niece, Kayla Acosta, by his side as a sous chef and delivery driver, Jamie served many happy customers in Franklin County and even had people who would drive from Roanoke and as far as Greensboro, NC just to get a plate of his soul-nourishing food. Our family gatherings will never be the same without his spontaneous freestyling and his soul food always cooked with love and top-secret ingredients. We will miss our main man 50 grand who always kept it Hunned Pruf!

Funeral service will be held at Flora Funeral Chapel, 2:00 p.m. Thursday, September 18, 2025. His family will receive friends beginning at 1:30 p.m. prior to the service. Arrangements by Flora Funeral Service and Cremation Center, Rocky Mount.