Leonard Stueck found his rest on Monday, January 13, 2020, at the age of 84.
Loving father of Steven Stueck and Stacy Stueck. Uncle, hunting/fishing buddy, card partner/adversary, and “foreman” to special nieces, nephews, and friends. Former husband to Sharon Stueck. Further survived by sister-in-law Ethel (Arthur) Stueck.
Born and raised in Two Rivers. He volunteered for the Army in 1954-56 with his TR buddies and was stationed in Germany.
Preceded in death by his parents, Arthur and Barbara (Scheuer) Stueck and his siblings, Kathleen (Gilbert) Koehler, Roger (Catherine) Stueck, Edith (Robert) Karsten, and Arthur (Ethel) Stueck.
Lenny worked in the family business with his father and brother for many years, as well as Burger Boat of Manitowoc and was a loyal member of the Carpenters Union. He was a very gifted carpenter, building many beautiful homes, yachts, and helping family and friends with projects whenever needed. He and his father built the house he raised his children in. Len was a great bus driver who drove all over the country with a bus full of drum & bugle corps kids in his care. Many weekends were spent camping while his kids were growing up.
Lenny enjoyed many sports in his life: softball, pool, dart ball, miniature bowling, bean bags, pitching horseshoes, a little gambling and was always up for a good game of sheepshead or cribbage. Tom, maybe he’ll have the inside track on some games now and be able to beat you in a pool or two…
A special “thank you” to the wonderful caregivers at HarborChase. He felt cared for and cherished because of you.
Hope you find all of your family and friends and you have as many suckers, chocolate, and root beers as you can handle. Time for an 8 ball break! “You bet your bootsa”
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Loving father of Steven Stueck and Stacy Stueck. Uncle, hunting/fishing buddy, card partner/adversary, and “foreman” to special nieces, nephews, and friends. Former husband to Sharon Stueck. Further survived by sister-in-law Ethel (Arthur) Stueck.
Born and raised in Two Rivers. He volunteered for the Army in 1954-56 with his TR buddies and was stationed in Germany.
Preceded in death by his parents, Arthur and Barbara (Scheuer) Stueck and his siblings, Kathleen (Gilbert) Koehler, Roger (Catherine) Stueck, Edith (Robert) Karsten, and Arthur (Ethel) Stueck.
Lenny worked in the family business with his father and brother for many years, as well as Burger Boat of Manitowoc and was a loyal member of the Carpenters Union. He was a very gifted carpenter, building many beautiful homes, yachts, and helping family and friends with projects whenever needed. He and his father built the house he raised his children in. Len was a great bus driver who drove all over the country with a bus full of drum & bugle corps kids in his care. Many weekends were spent camping while his kids were growing up.
Lenny enjoyed many sports in his life: softball, pool, dart ball, miniature bowling, bean bags, pitching horseshoes, a little gambling and was always up for a good game of sheepshead or cribbage. Tom, maybe he’ll have the inside track on some games now and be able to beat you in a pool or two…
A special “thank you” to the wonderful caregivers at HarborChase. He felt cared for and cherished because of you.
Hope you find all of your family and friends and you have as many suckers, chocolate, and root beers as you can handle. Time for an 8 ball break! “You bet your bootsa”
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Leonard Stueck found his rest on Monday, January 13, 2020, at the age of 84.
Loving father of Steven Stueck and Stacy Stueck. Uncle, hunting/fishing buddy, card partner/adversary, and “foreman” to special nieces, nephews, and friends. Former husband to Sharon Stueck. Further survived by sister-in-law Ethel (Arthur) Stueck.
Born and raised in Two Rivers. He volunteered for the Army in 1954-56 with his TR buddies and was stationed in Germany.
Preceded in death by his parents, Arthur and Barbara (Scheuer) Stueck and his siblings, Kathleen (Gilbert) Koehler, Roger (Catherine) Stueck, Edith (Robert) Karsten, and Arthur (Ethel) Stueck.
Lenny worked in the family business with his father and brother for many years, as well as Burger Boat of Manitowoc and was a loyal member of the Carpenters Union. He was a very gifted carpenter, building many beautiful homes, yachts, and helping family and friends with projects whenever needed. He and his father built the house he raised his children in. Len was a great bus driver who drove all over the country with a bus full of drum & bugle corps kids in his care. Many weekends were spent camping while his kids were growing up.
Lenny enjoyed many sports in his life: softball, pool, dart ball, miniature bowling, bean bags, pitching horseshoes, a little gambling and was always up for a good game of sheepshead or cribbage. Tom, maybe he’ll have the inside track on some games now and be able to beat you in a pool or two…
A special “thank you” to the wonderful caregivers at HarborChase. He felt cared for and cherished because of you.
Hope you find all of your family and friends and you have as many suckers, chocolate, and root beers as you can handle. Time for an 8 ball break! “You bet your bootsa”
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Loving father of Steven Stueck and Stacy Stueck. Uncle, hunting/fishing buddy, card partner/adversary, and “foreman” to special nieces, nephews, and friends. Former husband to Sharon Stueck. Further survived by sister-in-law Ethel (Arthur) Stueck.
Born and raised in Two Rivers. He volunteered for the Army in 1954-56 with his TR buddies and was stationed in Germany.
Preceded in death by his parents, Arthur and Barbara (Scheuer) Stueck and his siblings, Kathleen (Gilbert) Koehler, Roger (Catherine) Stueck, Edith (Robert) Karsten, and Arthur (Ethel) Stueck.
Lenny worked in the family business with his father and brother for many years, as well as Burger Boat of Manitowoc and was a loyal member of the Carpenters Union. He was a very gifted carpenter, building many beautiful homes, yachts, and helping family and friends with projects whenever needed. He and his father built the house he raised his children in. Len was a great bus driver who drove all over the country with a bus full of drum & bugle corps kids in his care. Many weekends were spent camping while his kids were growing up.
Lenny enjoyed many sports in his life: softball, pool, dart ball, miniature bowling, bean bags, pitching horseshoes, a little gambling and was always up for a good game of sheepshead or cribbage. Tom, maybe he’ll have the inside track on some games now and be able to beat you in a pool or two…
A special “thank you” to the wonderful caregivers at HarborChase. He felt cared for and cherished because of you.
Hope you find all of your family and friends and you have as many suckers, chocolate, and root beers as you can handle. Time for an 8 ball break! “You bet your bootsa”
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