I will never forget getting to know Bro. Storms when I was a teenager. 
One year I rode with him in his VW Bug to church camp.
I lost contact with him, but never forgot him!
I thank God for Bro. Lee Storms!

Husband, father, grandpa, friend... this guy did it all and no one ever left without a smile or a laugh! Thanks for always talking our ears off and showing us your muscles, but most importantly, thank you for being you. He has made a lasting impact in our lives and we will forever be grateful! Austin, Liam, Pixie and I love you, Lee! ❤️  You will forever be in our hearts! 

LeVada C. and family,
I am so sorry to hear of Uncle Lee passing. I have completely lost touch with you over the years, but you've always been in my thoughts. Lee was a faithful servant of the Lord, but could still be a mischievous at times! You're all in my thoughts and prayers!
Ora Jane

A very fine man.  My sincere condolences.

LaVada and family,
I am so very sorry to learn of your loss.   My heartfelt  prayers to each of you.  
LaVada, this is your old Superior Federal Manager Debra England, formerly Reames.  Lee was always so gentle and kind, and always had a smile on his face. 
I pray for strength and courage to carry you through this sad time.  I love you always.  

Debra

Lee is a cherished friend since seminary days.  Blessings on all the family, extended family and friends.  You are in my prayers.

Dear LaVada

So sorry to hear about Lee passing away.  You and your family are in our prayers. Love you 

Don  and  Debbie 
Wilhelm  

 Bro. Lee married  my husband and I when he was pastor at Pleasant Hill in Scranton.  He and Mrs. Levada drove to Eureka Springs to perform  the ceremony.  They were a sweet couple always helping others.   He will be missed!

Lee sure will be missed, but he said multiple times that he was ready to be home with the Lord and that gives us some peace. Lee faithfully served the Lord, loved my grandma/our family and spread God’s word in everything he did. His motto was “no worries” because he knew what was in store for him. Thankful he was in our family and that we got to have so many great memories with him. This world is not our home...

Lee was such a blessing to our family. He and my mom shared 40 years together. Lee loved the Lord first, but he sure did love my mom as well and always took such good care of her. His love for the Lord was always evident, but it was even more evident in the last 6 months of his life. His motto during the last 6 months was “no worries”!  He was able to have no worries, because he knew Heaven was waiting for him. I’ve never had the opportunity to watch someone who is ill and knows what their fate holds but was still focused on preaching God’s Word and witnessing for the Lord. Lee was loved by so many and will certainly be missed !!

I am so thankful for Lee.  He was my pastor as a young teenager.  He prayed with me when I prayed asking The Lord to be my Savior.  He baptized me as well.  He will always hold a special place in my heart.

As a teenager, I remember Lee riding his motorcycle to our home and visiting with our family on the porch.   What a wonderful Christian man.  He was an awesome example of Christ’s love. ❤️



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Mr. Storms is survived by his wife, LaVada Storms; four daughters, LeVada Sue Cornelious and husband, Paul of Ashland City, Tennessee, Kimberly Winn and husband, Jeff of Greenwood, Tamberly Bull of Greenwood and Pamberly Williams and husband, Ronnie of Greenwood; one son-in-law, Richard Moody; one brother, Ransom Storms of Clarksville; one sister, Velma Taylor of Clarksville; nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren.  He was preceded in death by daughter, Rhonda Moody and a brother, Armil Storms.

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Lee M. Storms

February 24, 1933 – October 24, 2019

McConnell Funeral Home

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