William (Bill)-Stanton-Obituary

William (Bill) Joseph Stanton

Johnson City, Tennessee

Apr 13, 1954 – Jul 2, 2025

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April 13, 1954
DIED
July 2, 2025
LOCATION
Johnson City, Tennessee

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William (Bill) Stanton, age 71, of Johnson City, passed away on Wednesday, July 2, 2025 at Johnson City Medical Center after an extended illness.He was a native of Elizabethton Tennessee and the son of Robert (Bob) and Beverly (Tootsie) Williams Stanton, Elizabethton.In addition to his parents,...

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Mr. Stanton was my favorite teacher ever. His inspiration helped me find my passion for history, which eventually led to two degrees in art history. He made history come alive with his storytelling. I have often thought of him fondly over the years, and am deeply saddened to hear of his passing. Sending the deepest condolences to his family and close friends, I know he will be terribly missed.

Mr Stanton was the first teacher that truly engaged and inspired me. Thank you for your generous gift of learning.

Bill was a great teacher with a gift in relating to students! He was a "team player," a co-worker that was a friend! His sense of humor and personality were traits that made him an enjoyment to be around. His classroom was a joy to visit! I knew Bill´s family when I worked at Elizabethton High School and had the honor to work with him at Science Hill. Bill Stanton is a most positive memory from my years in education! Jim Heaton

Such fond memories of the History Department and Mt. Olympus at SHHS while he taught there. One of my daughter´s favorite teachers!

I worked with Bill at Science Hill. Not only was he a coworker, he was a friend who made everyone feel important. He was a wonderful teacher and was admired by everyone who was blessed to know him. He touched many lives with his knowledge and genuine care for others. I loved our talks and laughs. He made the world a better place. I am praying for his family.

My heart goes out to Bill Stanton´s family. A life changing person and educator. Thank you for all the passion you put into the learning of others.

Mr. Stanton was a terrific teacher. I was in his first class of War and American Society in the early 90s. He was one of the biggest influences for me getting my first degree in history. He'll be missed

What an amazing teacher. I had Mr. Stanton for AP History circa 1997. He was funny and captivating and one of the few teachers I remember. So glad to see he carried his love of history of forward into a vibrant retirement

Mr. Stanton was my teacher from 2008-2010. I was a very anxious student and wasn´t great in school but Mr. Stanton made me fall in love with history, I hung onto every word he said- he didn´t read from a book, he spoke as if he had been on the battlefield. He is the sole reason my son is in love with history- bc of Mr Stanton´s passion. I am heart broken and am praying for his family.