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1943
2025
Staller-David Joseph, “Bubba” age 81 departed this world on February 08, 2025. His story began in Johnstown, Pennsylvania as the rebellious eldest son of the late Joseph and Helen (Vuletic) Staller. A life full of adventure and mischief, David embraced with spontaneity and curiosity. David had a variety of trades in life from coal mining to being a master carpenter and even pig farming. His free spirit led him to many places, including Woodstock on a whim!
Eventually moving westward in the mid 1980s, he settled in Independence, Missouri. David possessed an uncanny wealth of knowledge on countless random subjects, which his children eagerly exploited through endless questions. He also enjoyed the "Honey Hole" and creating adventures and games for his grandchildren.
For the last 8 years of his life, he was lovingly cared for by Heather and Todd Hess. David's life revolved around the love of his wife Peggy and the family they built together. David is survived by his wife Peggy of 41 years, his children, Heather (Todd) Hess, Jessica Staller, Tara Staller and Nicole (Adam) Collins. A brother, Daniel (Debbie) Staller and a sister, Helyne George. 11 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews as well as many friends.
David was proceeded in death by his parents Joseph and Helen Staller, sister, Marcia Staller and his only son, Eric J Staller.
Arrangements will be private. A celebration of life will be held at the Optimist Club of Sugar Creek on February 16th 2025 at 2pm
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