Minister Quenton Wayne Thomas

“Quenton” Kenneth Wayne Thomas departed this life at the age of 42 on February 25, 2025. He passed away at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Quenton, born on November 10, 1982, was the cherished son of the late Patricia A. Thomas and the late James Vault. His maternal grandparents were the late Mary E. Thomas and the late James Banks, and paternal grandparents, the late Mary Vault and the late Jake Branch. His vibrant spirit and generous contributions to the community will be fondly remembered by all whose lives he touched. Quenton’s legacy of unwavering compassion and integrity stands as a remarkable example for everyone who knew him.

Quenton lived a fulfilling life, leaving a lasting mark on those around him. He possessed a passion for Christian music and graphic design, which fueled his creativity and captured the imaginations of many. His music was not just a form of expression; it was a heartfelt reflection of his faith, meant to uplift others and foster a sense of hope.

From his early years, Quenton dedicated himself to nurturing his spiritual life, drawing strength and inspiration from his deep commitment to God. This strong spiritual foundation not only guided
his journey but also permeated his gospel endeavors, infusing both his music and graphic designs with a profound sense of purpose, emotion, and connection. Through his art, Quenton not only communicated his beliefs but also created communities where people felt connected and inspired.

Quenton is survived by his adoring sister, Elizabeth L. Ebagua, and her supportive husband, Perry Ebagua. He leaves behind a treasured nephew, Easton Ebagua, whose laughter brought Quenton immense joy, and a beloved niece, Ivie Ebagua, who filled his heart with pride. A devoted and loving stepfather, John L. Curry, was always there to offer a helping hand and share his wise guidance. The impact of Quenton’s life extended beyond immediate family; he was enriched by the nurturing presence of his godmother, Thelma C. Barice (Chuck), who played a significant role in his life, as well as his devoted godson, Ta’Maughn Wycoff, who held a special place in his heart. In addition, Quenton’s legacy is carried on by a large, loving family, including numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins, each of whom hold fond memories and stories of him that will forever be cherished.

Letisha Hatcher and Elmyria Woods were both significant figures in Quenton’s life. They loved him with strong, motherly care. Letisha always listened to Quenton’s hopes and dreams and offered him support that made him feel valued. Elmyria created a safe space for him, ensuring he felt loved and understood. Together, they showed him kindness and wisdom, which helped him grow. Their deep commitment to Quenton shaped his life with their love and care.

Although Quenton’s physical presence will be profoundly missed, his vibrant spirit and his embodied values will continue to resonate in the hearts of all who loved him.

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