THOMAS CLINTON LOVELL

Thomas "Tommy" Clinton Lovell Jr., 25 of Princeton WV, went to be with the Lord on March 4, 2021 after a tragic vehicle accident.

He was preceded in death by his Papaw Jimmy Rasi, Grandparents Thomas "peanut" and Barbara "Bobby" Lovell.

Tommy, Ariel, and Maddox recently started attending Lifeline church in Princeton WV, where he was saved on February 21, 2021, just a couple weeks before his death. Tommy graduated from Graham High School in 2014. He was a previous employee of Rons Kwik Stop in Falls Mills VA and was a current employee of Comcast in Blacksburg VA where he met many wonderful people and great friends.

Those left to cherish his memories are the people who loved him and the people he loved with all his heart are his fiancée Ariel DeFriece and son Maddox Cole Lovell; his mom and dad, Stacy and Thomas "Punkin" Lovell, Sister Destinee (Anthony) Lovell, Nephews Ian and Lucas. Grandmother Alice Rasi, Aunts Cristy (AJ), Jessica Rasi, special cousins: Faith, Trenton, Eli, Santana, RJ (who was like a brother), Brayden, Kayleigh, and Maddie. Second family Sean and Amanda DeFriece, brother Andy (Austyn) DeFriece, Niece Aubrey and Nephew Koltyn, and Grandmother Gala "gaygay" DeFriece. Also, Grandmother Christine Lovell, Aunt Jeanie (Kevin) Dudley, Niece Maddie; Steven (Amanda) Lovell and kids. Very special friends John Harmon and Justin "pic" Fox.

Tommy was born on November 8 ^th , 1995 in Bluefield West Virginia. Tommy was a fantastic man who was very well known and loved. He adored his fiancée Ariel and his son Maddox. His family and friends meant the world to him and he always had a beautiful warming smile. When tommy was younger, he cherished the game of baseball, and the time he spent with his teammates. When tommy wasn't on the field, he enjoyed playing video games,fishing and hanging out with friends. The time they spent together meant the world to him. In 2020, tommy became an amazing father to his son Maddox who he was very proud to call his own. Tommy enjoyed his time by taking new adventures with Ariel and Maddox, by tubing, riding the four-wheeler, and traveling to many different places. Tommy made many goals for himself and was very determined to chase everything he wanted in life. Throughout Tommy's life he made an impact on everyone he met. He was the kind of person who just wanted to make others smile. He will always be remembered by the legacy he left behind and how he inspired others. His love will carry on.

His celebration of his life will be held at Dudley Memorial Chapel in Bluefield Virginia on Thursday March 11, 2021. At 6:00 PM with Pastor George Brown officiating friends may visit from 5:00 pm till hour of service.