Everett Lowell Stamper

Everett Stamper, beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, and friend, passed away peacefully, November 6, 2025, at the age of 87, surrounded by his loving family. Born January 8th 1936, a son of the late Alvin "Sapp" and Ola Irene Fultz Stamper.
Everett was proceeded in death by his late wife, Betty Stamper; two sons, Jimmy Liles and Andy Bond; one granddaughter, Bethany Stamper; one great-grandson, Kaidon Stamper; two brothers, Willard Stamper, James Andrew Stamper; two sisters, Ruby Knipp and Bonnie Lewis.
Everett is survived by his loving wife, Sarah Cooley Stamper; two sons Lowell (Lisa) Stamper of Medina Ohio, Josh (Kelly) Bond of Olive Hill, Kentucky; five daughters, Penny (Joe) Roberts of Lexington Ohio, Tammy Reed of Olive Hill Ky, Sabrina Gildea of Olive Hill, Kentucky, Elaine (Jimmy) Tanner of Kentucky and Carol Terry of Ohio. 12 Grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren; 3 great-great-grandchildren; five brothers, Pete (Rose) Stamper, Jack (Linda) Stamper, Paul (Lizzie) Stamper, Virgil (Sarah) Stamper all of Olive Hill, Kentucky, Arthur (Sherry) Stamper of Middletown, Ohio; six sisters, Reba Mays of Mansfield, Ohio, Lottie Wilson of Ashland, Ohio, Wilma Jean (Bob) Lewis, Linda Riley, Frances (Bill) DeHart, Joann (Mitchell) Clifton all of Olive Hill, Kentucky, along with many other family and friends who will sadly miss him.
Everett was a hardworking man, who found joy in life's simple pleasures. If you ever stopped at his house, you probably saw him sneaking in a quick nap, out in his garage, mowing his lawn, or building a Clampett style fence with tobacco sticks and lacing cord to unsuccessfully keep the deer out of his garden. Everett retired from Ford Motor company in 1988, the garage was his happy place, where he brought old Fords and antique cars back to life, rebuilding them with passion and pride. If you saw him in town, you probably heard an Old Hank Sr. song drifting from the speakers of his car as he headed to visit Billy Duncan at Billy's garage.
He loved road trips,where he could stop and admire antique cars sitting solo on the side of the road. No matter how beaten down, rusted or worthless they seemed to everyone else, he found the beauty beyond the dust. His passion for antique cars wasn't just a hobby, it was a way of life.
Most of all Everett loved his family, he showed it, not with fancy words, but with actions, We'll miss his laugh, stories, his music, the blaring of the news, his words of wisdom, the sound of him working in the garage and even his nagging when things were a little out of sorts. But in every Hank Sr song, every Ford that rumbles by, every car show we pass and every trip we take, we will remember him in all the little things, that made him who he was.
Funeral services will be held 12 noon, Wednesday, November 12, 2025, at Globe Funeral Chapel, 17277 West US Hwy 60, Olive Hill, Kentucky, with Sister Brandy Glover officiating. Burial will follow in Fultz Cemetery.
Frienda may visit after 10 a.m., Wednesday November 12, 2025, until the service hour at Globe Funeral Chapel.
Brian stamper, Jay stamper, Curtis Stamper, Jessie Curtis, Caleb Bond, and Allen
Henderson will serve as pallbearers.
Billy Duncan, Marcus McCleese, Allen Wells, Kenny Lawhorn, Chad Manning, Jeff Nunley and Mark Harr will serve as honorary pallbearers.
Globe Funeral Chapel is honored to serve the family of Everett Lowell Stamper.