Lea Alaine Davis Jenkins

Lea Alaine Davis Jenkins went home to Heaven, November 19, 2024 at the age of 50. She was born in Orange Park, Florida on August 2, 1974 and spent her life here in Jacksonville. She graduated high school at Orange Park High in 1992. She was a devoted Christian woman who had a passion for traveling and everything and anything that involved the ocean. Lea never placed judgement upon anyone and would take the shirt off of her back for a stranger. She never hesitated to forgive someone for their wrong doings and pray for them. Lea Alaine Davis Jenkins was an incredible mother to her son, Rivers Devin Clarke and got to fulfill her dream of being a wonderful grandmother to Ayden Knox Clarke for the first year of his life. She was an amazing and supportive wife to her husband, Joe Jenkins. Lea was known for her love of Jesus Christ, her contagious laugh, and her free spirit. She will be missed dearly by all of the lives she was a part of.

Lea is survived by husband Joe Jenkins, Rivers Devin Clarke, fiancé Valeriya Kovalchuk and son Ayden Knox Clarke, Jennifer Phillips Thompson and husband Travis, Jessica Gant and husband Wesley, Dakota Lea Shields, Reverend Steve Davis and wife Pat, Royce Wettstein and wife Connie, Janice Garren and husband Clyde, Gary Wettstein and wife Linda, Charles Eisenhoffer, Kelly Powers, Christopher Williams, Doug Eisenhoffer, Stephanie Levitt, Chad Levitt, Shannon Wettstein, Amber Richey, Pamela Kaufman, Holly Law, sister-in-law Kyla Jenkins-Griffin, and dear friends Keely Sidders, Ainsley Scrape, and Candice Lumley.

She is at peace in heaven with her mother, Tina W. Davis Phillips; father, Harry Davis; sister, Amy Shields; grandmothers; Elvera Wettstein and Hattie Davis, uncle; Lea Alan Davis, aunt; Sharon Eisenhoffer, cousin; Jill Williams and lifelong best friend, Annette Begely Russel.

John 16:22 Therefore you now have sorrow; but I will see you again and your heart will rejoice, and your joy no one will take from you.

A graveside service for Lea will be held on Saturday, December 7, 2024 at 11:00 AM at Riverside Memorial Park, 7242 Normandy Blvd, Jacksonville, Florida 32205.