Parents - George Eugene and Violet Mae (Corey) Stone on Oct. 15, 1940.
Enlisted in the Vermont National Guard in Rutland when he was 17 and he served for 24 years as a medic until he retired in 1999. He later volunteered with the Manchester Rescue Squad.
He also worked as a carpenter and also worked at the Danby Marble Quarry and for many years at the Orvis Co. in Manchester
He enjoyed hunting, fishing, trapping and gardening. He was a self-taught beekeeper and a member of the Vermont Trappers Association.
Survived by his 2 daughters and their husbands; 2 sons and their wives; four sisters ; a brother; six grandchildren; a great-grandchild; his life partner and her children; and many extended family members
Predeceased by a sister, Lucille "Sophie" Edmunds, in 2015; two brothers Maurice F. Stone in 2010, and Ralph D. Stone in 2013.
Aldous Funeral Home
(Information extracted from full obituary published in the Rutland Herald on Aug. 11, 2018)
Enlisted in the Vermont National Guard in Rutland when he was 17 and he served for 24 years as a medic until he retired in 1999. He later volunteered with the Manchester Rescue Squad.
He also worked as a carpenter and also worked at the Danby Marble Quarry and for many years at the Orvis Co. in Manchester
He enjoyed hunting, fishing, trapping and gardening. He was a self-taught beekeeper and a member of the Vermont Trappers Association.
Survived by his 2 daughters and their husbands; 2 sons and their wives; four sisters ; a brother; six grandchildren; a great-grandchild; his life partner and her children; and many extended family members
Predeceased by a sister, Lucille "Sophie" Edmunds, in 2015; two brothers Maurice F. Stone in 2010, and Ralph D. Stone in 2013.
Aldous Funeral Home
(Information extracted from full obituary published in the Rutland Herald on Aug. 11, 2018)
Parents - George Eugene and Violet Mae (Corey) Stone on Oct. 15, 1940.
Enlisted in the Vermont National Guard in Rutland when he was 17 and he served for 24 years as a medic until he retired in 1999. He later volunteered with the Manchester Rescue Squad.
He also worked as a carpenter and also worked at the Danby Marble Quarry and for many years at the Orvis Co. in Manchester
He enjoyed hunting, fishing, trapping and gardening. He was a self-taught beekeeper and a member of the Vermont Trappers Association.
Survived by his 2 daughters and their husbands; 2 sons and their wives; four sisters ; a brother; six grandchildren; a great-grandchild; his life partner and her children; and many extended family members
Predeceased by a sister, Lucille "Sophie" Edmunds, in 2015; two brothers Maurice F. Stone in 2010, and Ralph D. Stone in 2013.
Aldous Funeral Home
(Information extracted from full obituary published in the Rutland Herald on Aug. 11, 2018)
Enlisted in the Vermont National Guard in Rutland when he was 17 and he served for 24 years as a medic until he retired in 1999. He later volunteered with the Manchester Rescue Squad.
He also worked as a carpenter and also worked at the Danby Marble Quarry and for many years at the Orvis Co. in Manchester
He enjoyed hunting, fishing, trapping and gardening. He was a self-taught beekeeper and a member of the Vermont Trappers Association.
Survived by his 2 daughters and their husbands; 2 sons and their wives; four sisters ; a brother; six grandchildren; a great-grandchild; his life partner and her children; and many extended family members
Predeceased by a sister, Lucille "Sophie" Edmunds, in 2015; two brothers Maurice F. Stone in 2010, and Ralph D. Stone in 2013.
Aldous Funeral Home
(Information extracted from full obituary published in the Rutland Herald on Aug. 11, 2018)
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