Allie Edward Stakes Stephens

1900–1973 (age 73)

Politician

Biography

Allie Edward Stakes Stephens, born in 1900, rose from the pastoral Shenandoah Valley to become a guiding force in Virginia politics, championing education, transportation, and fiscal responsibility through his work in the House of Delegates and as lieutenant governor.

He prided himself on listening to citizens across the commonwealth, forging consensus and encouraging civic participation, a lifetime of steady public service remembered at St. Luke's Church.

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