Lee R. Stutzman

March 22, 1941 - December 18, 2020

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On Friday, December 18, 2020, Lee R. Stutzman loving husband, father, and grandfather, passed peacefully into the presence of the Lord at the age of 79.

Lee was born on March 22, 1941, in Milwaukee, WI to Raymond and Irma Stutzman. He was a Master Electrician for Andrae Electric and Milsco Manufacturing until his retirement from the trade. He then continued his work as a maintenance manager at Olympus Flag and Banner.

He was married to Marie Stutzman (nee Salamone) for 53 years and together they raised two children, Gina and Craig.

Lee had a passion for bird watching and loved to paint landscapes. Throughout the years, he combined his two favorite hobbies to create extraordinary art pieces. His paintings and sculptures were much admired by family and friends alike. Lee was also a lover of the outdoors and enjoyed biking, hiking, golfing and canoeing. His love of music was passed on to his children. Lee was known for his kind and easy-going spirit. He was always devoted to working hard in all he did, with a deep love and commitment to his family.

Lee is survived by his wife Marie, his two children, Gina Toso (Nathan) and Craig (Laura), his grandchildren Peter, Elizabeth, Andrew, Sophia and Luke, his sister Nancy Knapp (the late Tom) and his brother Roger (Ellen), and many nieces, nephews, cousins, and all his beloved dogs named “Jenny”.

No funeral will take place as Lee and Marie have been diligent in preventing the spread of COVID19. A memorial service will be held at a future time when it is safe for family and friends to gather.

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On Friday, December 18, 2020, Lee R. Stutzman loving husband, father, and grandfather, passed peacefully into the presence of the Lord at the age of 79. Lee was born on March 22, 1941, in Milwaukee, WI to Raymond and Irma Stutzman. He was a Master Electrician for Andrae Electric and Milsco Manufacturing until his retirementContinue Reading

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Lee was a great person to work with, always teaching, I wont forget those lessons.

Rest in Peace Uncle Lee!

My heart is heavy to imagine the tremendous loss your family had experienced. Growing up with you as extended family at Shila & Joe’s brings back so many memories of how he touched the life of all of us in his gentleness, sincerity, and joy in all he did. You are all in my prayers as you adjust to this huge loss and find peace in knowing he will be looking out for you from a different view.

I just heard of Lee's passing. I am so sorry and send my sincere condolences to Marie, Gina and Craig. We sure had some good times on those Broadway Bound trips!

he was a great guy and i'll miss him even though we didn't see him a lot. old school and union all the way! not many left like him. sad. the marco

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

Marie, Gina, Craig and families, I'm so sorry to hear about the passing of Lee. I pray that he is an angel in heaven looking over you all. Please know that you are in my prayers. Leon Sieve (co-worker of Gina at RHS)

You will be missed

We were so sorry to hear about your Dad. We will keep you and your family in our prayers. You are blessed with a beautiful voice, Gina. We love when you are part of the service at Redeemer. Hope you can make it Up North this summer.

So sorry to hear of Uncle Lee's passing. I always think of him as a kind, gentle man. Suzi

We will miss our Uncle Lee sorely!! He was very close to his older brother, Roger & God-father to Roger's daughter, Kathy. Also loved by his nephew Michael & sister-in-law, Ellen. We were Blessed to have Lee as a part of our lives!

Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Stutzman family. I have many great memories of Lee.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.

Lee R. Stutzman

Brookfield

Brown Deer Road

Capitol Drive

New Berlin