Lew Lee Stamm

I was sorry to hear about your loss. I remember Mr. Stamm from church. A lot of people will have good memories of him.

To the family of Lew Stamm,

I am an old school buddy of Lew's. We took art together at Kirkman Vocational High School back in 1953, 54, 55. We once did a vaudeville act together.

He and I had grown somewhat close since my move to Clinton back in 1993. We talked occasionally on the phone and e-mailed each other. I once took a family from our church to meet Him. He was working on a huge mural that was to go in a theater in Florida. He had this monstrous "canvas" hanging in...

Charlie, Sherry and family: Bones and I are sorry to hear of the loss of your father and will keep the family in our prayers.

It has been a long time since we saw Lew. He was a great guy and we enjoyed his company.

We wish to send our condolences to all the Family. He will be missed we are certain.

Charles and Sherry and family: I learned of your father's passing through the church office. I am sorry for your loss. You were so helpful to me when I was at CHBC and I'm praying God's Blessings on each of you.

Marsha Cruze Wells, Lexington, KY

Lew was a wonderful man. He brought a lot of love and laughter to our family. We will never forget him.
We are sending our condolences to all the Stamm Family.

Dear Tiffany and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. But please rejoice....for he is living in the
Glory of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. It is difficult to lose our Loved ones I know first hand. But to know that there is no more
suffering and no more sorrow and you too will have a chance to reunite again. As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Your Friend,