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Reverend Stanley Warren "Stan" Stone

Reverend Stanley Warren "Stan" Stone obituary, Charleston, SC

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Stanley Stone Obituary

Reverend Stanley "Stan" Warren Stone MT. PLEASANT - Reverend Stanley "Stan" Warren Stone, 58, husband of Nancy Fagerstrom Stone of Mt. Pleasant, SC passed away on Wednesday, March 7, 2012. The relatives and friends of Reverend Stan Stone are invited to attend a Celebration of His Life on Saturday, March 10, 2012 in the First Baptist Church of Mt. Pleasant (Main Sanctuary) at 3:00 p.m. Burial will be private. Arrangements by J. HENRY STUHR MOUNT PLEASANT CHAPEL. The family will receive friends in the Christian Life Center of First Baptist Church of Mt. Pleasant from 1:30 p.m. until the time of the service. Stan was born on July 7, 1953 in Charleston, South Carolina, the son of Bobby Ray Stone and the late Syble Davidson Stone. He attended Charleston Southern University and received his Master of Arts in Christian Education from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. He was a minister at First Baptist Church of Mt. Pleasant and, through a shared position, was Interim Pastor at Sullivan's Island Baptist Church. Stan began his ministry at First Baptist Church of Mt. Pleasant, then went on to serve at Citadel Square Baptist Church, First Baptist Church of Gallatin, TN, Ocean View Baptist Church in Myrtle Beach, SC where he served in ministry to youth. Eventually he returned to First Baptist Church of Mt. Pleasant and Sullivan's Island Baptist Church, serving in the areas of youth, family ministry, and preaching. He was a former member of The Committee of Committees with the Baptist Association, and helped with establishing the youth ministry programs at Charleston Southern University and supported its ongoing growth. A former board member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, he was, early on, a part of Young Life. Stan was deeply committed to serving others and helped with mission trips to Costa Rica and Guatemala and served with disaster relief programs, especially after Hurricanes Hugo and Katrina. In his spare time, Stan enjoyed being outdoors fishing, surfing, camping, scuba diving, snow skiing, and exploring the Blue Ridge Mountains. Stan will be remembered as one dedicated to his God and family. He possessed a servant's heart, meeting others at their place of greatest need, comforting, caring, and ministering to anyone who turned to him. He is survived by his wife, Nancy Stone of Mt. Pleasant, SC; his father and step-mother, Bobby and Terry Stone of Alto, GA; three children, Peter Stone, Christopher Stone and Callie Stone all of Mt. Pleasant, SC; one sister, Doris Stone Carr and her husband, Lands, of Panama City, FL. The family prefers memorials in Stan's memory be made to Sullivan's Island Baptist Church, 1753 Central Avenue, Sullivans Island, SC 29482. A memorial message may be written to the family by visiting our website at www.jhenrystuhr.com. Visit our guestbook at www.postandcourier.com/ deaths

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Published by Charleston Post & Courier from Mar. 7 to Mar. 8, 2012.

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Suely Dauphin

March 12, 2012

Our hearts go out to the family of Pastor Stone. Doris, Lands and family, please know we are praying for you all and know Stan is singing with Jesus!

March 10, 2012

my wife marian and i served with stan as chaperones on mission trips and other activities . stan was as much intersted in reaching the young people we had with us and having them make decisions for christ as the peoplee we ministered on the trip . also stan was instrumental in bringing my three children to christ and served as the minister when they were married , rest in pease my friend great is your reward, marian and john thomson , connie kathy, johnny

Brenda Filiberti-Horne

March 10, 2012

Stan has always been good to me and my family. He was a good person and I will always remember him. I wish his family well.

David Johnson

March 10, 2012

Nancy, Peter; Called & Christopher: We are sorry for your loss today. Stan, led by the Holy Spirit, influenced the lives of thousands of people for the Lord. He was a quiet person; always there when you needed someone. May God grant you the strength to face the days ahead. This entire community was blessed to have him serving here.

Jenlu Williams

March 10, 2012

Dear Nancy, Peter, Chris & Callie,
Words are of no use to you now I know, but hopefully knowing that so many people around you are thinking, praying and available to you it will help you to know that love and comfort are there for you wherever you may turn and need or want it. You know how much I thought of Stan, how much he was regarded. Before every football game for so many years we all stood and prayed for the players and cheerleaders. It had a direct link to heaven I believe. I am sure his strong faith is such a comfort to you all now. Please call me for anything, and I mean that. I am all over Mt. Pleasant and can be there for you at anytime. All my love and prayers go out to you.
Love,
Jenlu Williams and Family (224-0851)

Jerrie Lynn Meynardie Martin

March 10, 2012

Thoughts and prayers are being lifted for all of Stanley's family. His work on earth was complete and his place in heaven was prepared. We will surely miss his earthly presence but anticipate a great reunion on that beautiful shore!

Debi Merchant

March 9, 2012

I met Stan when I moved to Hanahan in 1964. He was one of the most humble and kind people I've ever known. He taught us all how to follow Christ on this earth. He richly blessed us all. My prayers are with his family.

March 9, 2012

Stan was in my home room in high school. Stan and my Dad car pooled to the Navy Yard together for years. Stan shared the Gospel with me many, many times .....he told me about Jesus. I will be with Stan in Glory one day. Stan LIVED the Gospel. I am so thankful for his life!
Eddy Swanson

March 9, 2012

Stan was in my home room in high school. Stan and my Dad car pooled to the Navy Yard together for years. Stan shared the Gospel with me many, many times when we were in high school .....he told me about Jesus. I will be with Stan, one of these days, looking our wonderful, merciful, gracious Savior in the eye. Stan LIVED the Gospel. I am so thankful for his willingness to share the Gospel!

Eddy Swanson

Polly Herrin

March 9, 2012

Dear Nancy and Family, I am so sorry for your loss. It saddens me deeply, Stan provided great support for me and my husband Mack who's journey and struggles with esophageal and then Glio Sarcoma cancers ended four years ago. We both loved Stan and I had high hopes that Stan would concur the evil beast of cancer. God be with you. Polly Herrin

Beth Tyndall

March 9, 2012

Nancy, Peter, Christopher and Callie. What a blessing Stan was to all who knew him...even some he did not know. He was a wonderful minister and a man who had a heart bigger than any other. May you find comfort in the fact that he is celebrating with Jesus and he will always be looking out for you from above. My thoughts and prayers for peace and comfort are with you especially now in your grief. Love you all!

March 9, 2012

Nancy, Peter, Christopher and Callie,
Connie and I want to share with you all how much we loved Stan. Through each of battles with cancer Stan was with us both. His compassion, support and encouragement will never be forgotten. Connie asked Stan for his posting in the "Family Ministry News" while she was going through her treatment. Stan printed them and brought them to Connie. We still read them. I would like to quote what Stan wrote Feb 14, 2006 "My specific prayer request is that I will be a faithful servant of our Lord throughtout this experience. I hope that I can be a testimony to someone. I pray that my family will trust in the Lord for strenght and character during these days. I pray that if it is possible within God's will, that I might be cancer free following this experience. Thank you again for your love and support. It is a gift from God to hear it when we come to crossroads in ours lives. Hallelujah! What a Savior!"
Stan was a faithful servant, friend, encourager and he was a testimony to many.
I pray God will wrap his loving arms about you all and comfort each.

Gene and Connie Goodale

Larrry Cumbee

March 9, 2012

Nancy and family, I would like to offer my condolences in Stan's passing. I always admired him and considered him as a good friend. Wished I would have done a better job of keeping up with him over the years. I often think back on a time when Stan, Joey , and myself all piled in Joey's MGB to go surf fishing a Breach Inlet. It had to be a funny sight, us three in that little tiny car with the fishing poles hanging out the back. Stan will be missed for the impact that he made in so many peoples lives. He certainly has many rewards awaiting him Heaven.

Janet King Beckett

March 9, 2012

I have so many memories of Stan from First Baptist as a student. If ever a person found his calling in life, it was Stan. He made such a difference in so many lives. I will remember his humor and the connection he could make with children so easily.

David+Donna Dennis

March 8, 2012

Stan was always the nicest guy. we went to school together.I always had a lot of respect for him.You and your family will be in our prayers. He walked the walk!

March 8, 2012

Stan was a fellow high school classmate and neighbor. Our mothers were best friends. My Mom still thinks very high of her. Remember giving both of us a ride home from school during the rain one time. We were both kind of quiet back in high school. Heaven's gate opens wide to those who love. Stan is just ministering on the other side.

Frances Smoak Smith

March 8, 2012

To Nancy and family. My heart goes out to each and everyone of you and please know you will be in my prayers for the strength you need to get through this Always remember as I am sure Stan said so many God is always with you and his angels surround you. Linda Bob & Bobby Chilton. (I love you Nancy )

March 8, 2012

My memories of the 80's almost all center arount 1st Baptist Mt. Pleasant and Stan Stone...the Tuesday afternoon Bible studies, the Sunday evening fellowships, the retreats to Bonnie Doone..all of it helped make me who I am today. I love you Stan...Rest in Peace my brother

Jay Ragsdale

Gail Weatherford

March 8, 2012

Stan was always a Bright Light. Showing "The Way" to many.

Gail Weatherford

March 8, 2012

Stan was such a wonderful man. I know he will be missed by many. I remember him from high school and years afterwards. Such a loving and caring person. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family. Stan, we will miss you so much.

March 8, 2012

NANCY AND FAMILY. I AM SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOST. STAN WAS A MAN OF GOD. HE USE TO VISIT MY FATHER MANY YEARS AGO AND HE PREACHED AT MY MOTHER'S FUNERAL. GOD WIIL GIVE YOU SRENGHT. MAY PEACE BE WITH ALL OF YOU BUT ONE THING FOR SURE HE IS WITH OUR LORD GOD BLESS YA'LL

March 8, 2012

To Nancy and Family-Stan will be missed dearly. I will never forget his compassion and his willingness to be there for you with Christian guidance. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful gentleman with us.Cindy Rials O'Toole

Beth Livingston

March 8, 2012

Stan was truly one of the kindest, most caring human beings I have ever known. He spent his entire life serving God, and lived as a model of a Christian family man. He will be sorely missed by those he left behind, but we know he is glorying in the presence of his Lord!

Danny, Penny, Wyatt & Bryce Morris

March 8, 2012

To Nancy and family, Stan was a wonderful minister. His passion for the Word and doing good for others blessed many. Our prayers are with you.

JoLynn Prochaska

March 8, 2012

Dear Nancy, Peter, Christopher, and Callie,
My prayers and thoughts are with you. May God continue to comfort you, strengthen you, and grant you peace in the days to come. Nancy, you and Stan were such an incredible part of my life while you served in Myrtle Beach. I can think of no other minister or person for that matter who has influenced me or challenged me to grow more in my faith than Stan. His passion and love for Christ as well as the Kingdom will always be an example to me.

Sandi McGovern

March 8, 2012

To Nancy and Family, my deepest sympathies to you all. Stan will be greatly missed, but take comfort in the fact that he touched so many people and changed so many lives. He is with our Lord and his light will continue to shine on all of us.

Rosalind Banks

March 8, 2012

Stan will be greatly missed by all. Stan used to be the youth Minister at First Baptist Mount Pleasant, Stan used to drive our Wando Cheerleading team (back in the early 80's) to some of the away games. I remember being so loud and having so much fun and Stan just went right along with us! Never judgmental just kind and sweet... What a blessing he was to all of us! I pray your family is comforted by the joy he brought others! Rosalind Banks(Mount Pleasant, SC)

Ed,Alyce,Ron,&Judi Quimby/Johnston

March 8, 2012

To Nancy and Family-- our deepest prayers and thoughts are with you as you go through this difficult time -- Stan was a wonderful person to so many people and radiated the love he had for them and for the Lord-- He will be deeply missed --

Pat Nolan

March 8, 2012

Stan was a large part of my life at First Baptist. He was also a great influence in my son Patrick's early years as a teen. He taught some great life lesssons that we will always remember. I cherish his life and memory. He was a gift of God to so many.

Sharon

March 8, 2012

"Stan the Man" was a good spokesman for Jesus and shared his love for people of all ages. He was a joy to be with and had a great sense of fun and humor that will always be remembered. I am certain that Stan is now enjoying Jesus' loving presence and pray that his family feels God's presence with them also as Stan would want this for them.

Patty Reaves

March 8, 2012

My thoughts and prayers to the Stone family. Stan was such a sweet person that is the way I remember him in high school also. May God Bless and be with the family during this time and the days ahead.

March 8, 2012

Stan was a great youth minister here at Ocean View Baptist Church in Myrtle Beach. I remember his infectious laugh and sweet smile. He radiated the love he had for the Lord and all people. Our prayers and thoughts are with you, Nancy, and your children at this sad time of loss. May the Healer of broken hearts be ever near you now and in the days to come. - Crystal, Danny, and Leigh Bonnell, Myrtle Beach, SC

Scott and Amy Sain

March 8, 2012

Our prayers and thoughts are with your family. Rev. Stone was a godly man with a big heart and we'll miss him.

David Bateman

March 7, 2012

I enjoyed ministering with Stan to students at the school. I appreciated his willingness to serve. I regularly recall advice he gave me about ministry. I remember his snoring on youth retreats. I remember most a man who loved God and loved people, right where they are. God gave me an opportunity to pray with Stan the afternoon before he died. Now he sees Him face to face.

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