Harmony Stoll

Harmony Hope (Haynes) Stoll, 93, of Cumberland, died on August 21, 2025, at Care and Rehab in Cumberland surrounded by her loving family. She was born August 23, 1931, in Cumberland, WI to Victor W. and Helen N. (Duncan) Haynes. Harmony grew up in Lampson and graduated from Spooner High School.
Harmony was a wonderful and loving mother. She was an amazing cook and baker; she made sure to have every meal done and on time. She loved to dance and listen to music.
Harmony was a wonderful and loving wife and mother. Her family came first in her life. She was an amazing and exceptional homemaker who was an excellent cook and baker; every meal was made with love and always on time 7 days a week. She was the silent strength behind "The Chief." She loved country music and dancing. She loved playing cards-cribbage and smear- mainly during exceptional hosting with friends or family.
Once the girls were old enough, Harmony entered the workforce and volunteered around community, and was a continuous lifelong member of the United Methodist Church as well as Red Cedar Church. Her faith was strong in Our Heavenly Father. She loved when her grand and great grandchildren entered her life. Any opportunity to spoil them was a cherished moment.
She is survived by daughters: Deborah Harrison of Rice Lake, Glenda (Joel) Kaiser of Mahtomedi, MN, Cheri Stoll of Glencoe, MN, Kathy Guanzon of Rice Lake, Mary Stoll of Rice Lake, and Melody Stoll of Turtle Lake; 13 grandchildren: Lisa Paffel, Matt Harrison, Mike Harrison, Troy Evangelist, Tara Evangelist, Courtney Kaiser, Kally Kaiser, Michael Schreiner, Christina Schreiner, Ryan Guanzon, Matea Allen, Maddux Allen and Meeghan Allen; 8 great grandchildren: Jordan Paffel, Joshua Paffel, Jonathon Paffel, Micah Harrison, Jakoby Harrison, Ethan Harrison, Kayli Harrison, and Brewer Quade; sister, Chic Harrell of Milwaukee; and many other family and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, Glenn Stoll; grandsons, Brian Harrison, and Derek Lombard; parents, Victor and Helen Haynes; and siblings: Claude Haynes, Bill Haynes, and Linda Stodola.
A private service will be held. Burial beside her husband Glenn will be at Lakeside Cemetery, Cumberland.