Robert J. Stamm

Robert J. Stamm Of Plainwell, Michigan, died

Monday, September 11, 2006

at Rose Arbor Hospice of kidney cancer. But because of the life, death and resurrection of his Savior Jesus Christ, he was resurrected to Heaven for eternity. We picture him in his perfect body being lovingly welcomed at Heaven’s gate by his parents, Ike and Bea, grandparents, John and Stella, Carol’s parents, Claus and Nell Bos, a host of others who have gone on before, and being enveloped by the radiance of his Holy God. Bob was 63 years old. He leaves behind to be ministered to by God’s Spirit, his wife of 41 years, Carol; dear children Greg and Jodie Stamm and Tim and Amy Vreeman; also 5 wonderful grandchildren, Kailie, Madi and Emma Stamm and Lydia and Clark Vreeman. He is also survived by his brother, Ron and Sandy Stamm; Carol’s sisters, June and Bill Ahlberg and Jean and Bob Soeters; his Uncle John and Aunt Betty Stamm and Aunt Evelyn and Uncle Bob Ellis.

Bob was a long time active member of North Park Reformed Church and served as an elder, deacon and small group leader. He served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War. Bob and Carol moved to the Pine Meadows development in Plainwell two+ years ago and Bob was the first president of the Pine Meadows Association. A children’s playground and picnic area there were recently dedicated in his honor and named

Stamm

Park

. He retired as a Police/Public Safety Officer from

Kalamazoo

after 26 years of service. He worked an additional 10 years as Court Security Officer in the Federal Courts in

Kalamazoo

and

Grand Rapids

.

Visitation will be at North Park Reformed Church at

1316 Barney Road

at

Douglas Ave.

in

Kalamazoo

on Thursday, September 14 from 1 to 3 and

6 to 8 P.M.

A graveside service for family and friends will be held at

Hillside

Cemetery

, west of Plainwell on M-89, on Friday, September 15 at

11 A.M.

A service to remember Bob’s life and to celebrate his victory in Jesus will be held Sunday, September 17 at

3 P.M.

at North Park Reformed Church, conducted by his pastor, Paul Fazio. A luncheon to follow will be catered by Plainwell Coffee Mill. Please bring a picture of Bob to share with the family. Memorial donations can be made to North Park Reformed Church.

Offer Condolence for the family of Robert J. Stamm

Condolence Messages

Emma Stamm

April 17, 2011 at 6:09 pm

hey i just wanted to say that i mis my grandpa Stamm but now i have another one to love my grandpa Ken Hopp

Reply

Emma Stamm

April 17, 2011 at 6:12 pm

i remember when grandpa used to chase me around the house when i was only 5 or 6 but im happy for him because he gets to be with god.

Reply

GEORGE E. CORWIN

March 14, 2014 at 1:31 pm

I worked with Bob while a court security officer at the U.S. Courthouse in Grand Rapids. I have fond memorires of him, a devoted Christian, Republican and patriot. In fact, he was my favorite person in the entire courthouse. He loved reading the USA Today Newspaper, and to this day, think of him when I see that paper. Rest is peace Bob, my friend.

Reply

Leave a Condolence

Cancel reply

Please share your message of condolence with the family, It will be visible to the public but your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked

*

Comment

*

Name

*

Email

*

Δ

Obituary Notification Service

Enter your email address if you would like to be notified when a new obituary notice is posted:

Search Obituaries

How do I send a condolence

At the bottom of this page, you will find a condolence form. You will need to fill out some basic information prior to typing your message. (We will not share your e-mail address with anyone) Once you are finished, simply click the submit condolence button. The condolence will be approved before it is published to the web site.

Share This Obituary

Your Name

*

Your Email

*

Their Name

*

Their Email

*

Message

CAPTCHA

Phone

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Δ