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Born September 17, 1952, in La Crosse, Wisconsin, he was the son of Ray Max Bark and Eleanor (Jerome) Inge.
Stephen retired from Glassworks as a specialist doing fiberglass for boats. Stephen was a member of the Cherokee Nation, played Native American drums, and enjoyed Pow-Wows. He liked hiking, yardwork, and open water fishing in the Chesapeake Bay. Stephen was part of the Baptist denomination. He was loved by all.
He leaves behind many who love him: sisters, Donna Inge Furois-Davis of Bedford and Penny (Joseph) Jenkins of Iowa; brothers, William "Billy" S. (Beth) Inge of Virginia and David (Jeri) Bark of Georgia; uncle, Conrad (Lucinda) Inge; aunt, Lois Inge of Virginia; a multitude of nieces and nephews; best friend, Brandon (Luann) Nicks; and Patti and Andy Miller.
His parents and many aunts and uncles, preceded him in death.
Cremation has been chosen.
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Donna Inge Furois-Davis
March 13, 2024
Brother growing up we had so many memories with Big Poppa on the farm , camping , fishing and flea markets. Taking care of you during this illness was a gift from the heart and I would do it all over again. Rest free of pain in God´s eternal care fishing on calm seas. Love Sis
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