{"id":5967,"date":"2020-03-19T20:32:33","date_gmt":"2020-03-19T20:32:33","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/brossspidlemonuments.com\/?p=5967"},"modified":"2024-07-27T04:03:46","modified_gmt":"2024-07-27T04:03:46","slug":"stacy-stout","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/brossspidlemonuments.com\/index.php\/2020\/03\/19\/stacy-stout\/","title":{"rendered":"Stacy E. Stout"},"content":{"rendered":"

In loving memory of Stacy E. Stout<\/em><\/p>\n

\"StacyStacy E. Stout, 48, passed away on March 19, 2020 surrounded by his loving family.<\/p>\n

Stacy is survived by his wife, Nanette, of 22 years; daughter, Delany; son, Brock; mother, Penny Stout; brother, Paris (Sandy) Stout; sister, Tracee (Robert) Norfleet; parents-in-law, Steve and Adyline Christensen; sisters-in-law, Gwen (Curt) Mayes and Jenni (Chris) Skiba; and many loving nieces, nephews and extended family. Stacy was a devoted husband, loving father, cherished son and friend to everyone.<\/p>\n

He was preceded in death by his father, Dean Stout.<\/p>\n

Stacy was born July 14, 1971 in St. Joseph, Missouri, to Dean and Penny (Paris) Stout. He graduated from Kearney High School in 1989. He earned his Associate\u2019s degree and Master licenses in the fields of plumbing, electrical, heating and ventilation. On December 27, 1997, he married the love of his life, Nanette. They raised two beautiful children together and his family was truly his world. He spent most of his free time supporting his children in their sports and school activities. Stacy was happiest while traveling coast to coast with his family, especially when it included camping in their RV. He loved playing fetch with his Jack Russell Terriers. He enjoyed watching all sports, especially the KC Royals and the Chiefs, riding bikes and playing cornhole with his daughter, shooting and golfing with his son, and spending time with his family. Stacy was employed at Waldinger, a leading mechanical company, for seven years.<\/p>\n

Due to the current pandemic, there will be a private visitation and burial service for the family on Monday, March 23, 2020. He will be laid to rest at Fairview Cemetery in Kearney. Memorial donations to support his children\u2019s education should be made to the Stacy Stout Memorial at the Clay Co. Savings and Loan, 303 N Jefferson Street, Kearney, MO.<\/p>\n

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Our Sincere Condolences<\/h5>\n

Nanette, Delany, and Brock,
\nI was saddened to hear of Stacy’s passing. He was one of my favorite people at The Waldinger Corp and someone I greatly respected. He valued his family more than anything else. Know you and in my thoughts and prayers.
\nMaggie Long<\/p>\n

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
\nMarla Rinne<\/p>\n

Prayers for your family.
\nJoyce Taylor<\/p>\n

My sincere condolences to you and your family I worked for Stacey for over six years he was the best boss I ever had I will truly miss him.
\nJohn Engle<\/p>\n

May God’s love carry you now and always.
\nWendy Gray-Waldinger<\/p>\n

Nanette, Delany and Brock
\nMy sincere Condolences to you, I worked with Stacy from the Time he started at The Waldinger Corp. He was the best boss I ever had and a friend. I will truly miss him.
\nJames Robison<\/p>\n

We are so sorry for your loss. We are praying for you to get through this time with the peace that comes from the knowledge that God loves you and that He will take care of you.
\nScott, Kerry, Hayden, Jackson Hepler<\/p>\n

My heart breaks for you now. I can only imagine what you are going through.\u00a0 My prayers go out to you all during this trying time.
\nPat James<\/p>\n

Nanette, Delaney and Brock, we are praying hard for your sweet family during this difficult time. May Stacey\u2019s continuous bright smile give light to this darkness and may your faith push you through what seems like the unimaginable of times.
\nHugs from our family to yours.
\nBJ, Tracy, Jackson, Will & Laken Staab<\/p>\n

To Stacy\u2019s family,
\nI am so sorry to hear of Stacy\u2019s passing. I only knew of his sickness a week earlier. I have been praying, and will continue to pray for you all. I only met Stacy in October of 2017, then went to work under him that December. He has been my main connection to the company and I considered him a friend, not just my boss.
\nIn his memory,
\nScott Crockett<\/p>\n

I will miss you forever.. Till we meet again little Brother.. I will see you again..\u00a0 I Love you …
\nParis Stout<\/p>\n

I’m so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
\nMelanie Thomas<\/p>\n

Nanette, My heart is breaking right now.\u00a0 I’m so sorry to hear about your husband.\u00a0 He must have been a great man to have such a wonderful wife.\u00a0 We will keep your family in our prayers.
\nLove,
\nThe Ritters (Meredith, Justin, William, Grace, & James)<\/p>\n

Knowing since Kindergarten. Can\u2019t believe you\u2019re gone. Prayers for your immediate and extended family. God Bless and hold you all during this trying time.
\nLester Gaither<\/p>\n

My prayers are for you and with you. May God grant you peace.
\nDaryl<\/p>\n

Oh, Bear…I am heartbroken for you and your sweet kids. I\u2019m keeping you close in my heart and always in my prayers. I\u2019m so sorry.
\nLove, Renee<\/p>\n

Nanette, Delany & Brock,
\nWe are heartbroken over your loss. We hope you can feel the love and support deep within your hearts by all who were touched by Stacy. May God bless you and guide you through this difficult time.
\nWe are lifting you up in prayer.
\nThe Eise Family (Brad, Megan, Peyton & Kelsey)<\/p>\n

Prayers for you and your family. So saddened to hear of his passing. Take comfort that he is with our Lord. May your memories bring you peace in the coming days and years.
\nGeorgia Hutchens<\/p>\n

May the Lord wrap his arms around you, comfort you, and allow you to feel His love.\u00a0 I was fortunate enough to work with Stacy at Waldinger these last seven years.\u00a0 He was a bright light and joy to be around.
\nMatt Knopke<\/p>\n

Our hearts are saddened by your loss and our thoughts and prayers are with you.
\nNicholas Italiani<\/p>\n

Sending you thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
\nSusan Kelly (Waldinger Corp)<\/p>\n

I am so sorry for the loss of this wonderful man.\u00a0 I have great memories of him from elementary through high school.\u00a0 I am so sorry for your loss and will continue prayers for your family.
\nSusie Carder-Lantz<\/p>\n

Little Bub,
\nI have no words that can possibly describe how much I love you and have always idolized you. I love you so much and cannot imagine a life without you. You have always been an amazing brother and Uncle and I am devastated that Alex and Braxten will not be able to grow up with your humor and immense love.
\nWe will always love you and miss you so,
\nTracee, Robert, Alex, and Braxten<\/p>\n

So very sorry. Prayers to the family.
\nFred Lopacki<\/p>\n

We are so sorry for your loss, Nanette, Delaney and Brock. Stacey was a great man and will be missed tremendously. Please let us know if you need anything at all. We love you guys.
\nTerry and Holly Skinner<\/p>\n

Nanette, Brock and Delany and family,\u00a0 we are so sorry for your loss.\u00a0 Hopefully the wonderful memories that you have accumulated will help you through the difficult days ahead.\u00a0 Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
\nHerb & Beverly Webster<\/p>\n

I will miss our meetings that turned into talking about vacations and family. Stacy gave me an opportunity at Waldinger that other companies passed on, for that I am ever grateful. He was the best leader I could have asked for. May the family rest at ease knowing he is looking down on them with a smile.
\nMartin White<\/p>\n

You were always one of my favorites!\u00a0 I have fond memories of you and your ever smiling face.
\nMay you rest in peace.
\nPrayers to Nannette and your entire family.
\nTom Sloan<\/p>\n

I wish you all the strength love and support you need to continue through such a tough time. My thoughts, prayers, and good wishes are with you all. Stacy was such a wonderful friend to all and especially my Eric. Its been such a long time since I saw Stacy but the memories has lasted forever. Very Good Memories Full of Laughter.\u00a0 May Stacys’ soul rest in the peace that He truly deserves and may you all\u00a0 Penny, Paris, Tracee, Nannette, Brock and Delaney take comfort in the knowledge that you will be reunited again.
\nLOVE YOU ALL
\nJanice<\/p>\n

What a great friend, husband, father, and just a great dude!!! He will be missed by many but never forgotten… #RIPoleboy
\nTodd Shear<\/p>\n

My condolences to Nanette and the entire Stout family.\u00a0 You are in my thoughts and prayers tonight.
\nAimee (Adamo) Hilton<\/p>\n

So sorry to hear about Stacy. I enjoyed working for him at Waldinger. Our thoughts and prayers are with all family and friends.
\nAllen Parsons<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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