Stetmon Hamilton Manns

Mr. Stetmon Hamilton Manns is the son of Karen Jean Manns (Mother) and Ollie Hamilton Faulk (Father). He was dedicated to the Lord at the age of 6 months under the leadership of Rev. John W. Anderson and at the age of 9 years he rededicated his life to the Lord. He was a member of Northside Christ Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma under the leadership of Rev. John and Margrett Anderson until his health started to decline and also attended Wilson Chapel CME Church in Coweta, Oklahoma under the leadership of Pastor Ruthie Penny McKittrick.
He grew up in Coweta, Oklahoma and he graduated from Coweta Public Schools in 2008. He attended college at Tulsa Community College to be a Physical Therapist. Stetmon was a fighter, and he never gave up on anything he tried to do in life.
He worked at Unarco Industries LLC until his health started to decline. He loved taking care of his children and family as much as his health allowed him. Stetmon loved the Lord with all of his heart and loved reading the Word of God.
Stetmon was an athlete at one point before his health took a turn. He played football, wrestling, and track in Coweta. His favorite football team was OU. He loved life itself and was a family man. He was very kind, a gentleman, and such a sweetheart. He was humorous and loved playing jokes on people. His smile would be the first thing you saw when you would meet him. Stetmon had a strong love for his mother and father. In 2014, he started his family and was blessed with Marquez Smith, Ke'ira Smith and Kyran Manns and Kylani Manns, which he loved them all so much. His kids were his life, they made him very, very happy and he wanted them to know he loved them dearly.
Those that preceded him in death were his grandparents, Damon and Louise Manns of Coweta, Oklahoma, his grandmother, Betty Jean Faulk of Omaha, Nebraska, and a host of uncles, aunts, and cousins.
He leaves to cherish his memory his lovely mother, Karen Jean Manns of Coweta, Oklahoma, his father, Ollie Hamilton Faulk of Midland, Texas, two sons, Marquez Smith and Kyran Manns of Coweta, Oklahoma, two daughters, Ke'ira Smith and Kylani Manns of Coweta, Oklahoma, one brother and sister-in-law, Jermie and Christy Manns of Miami, Missouri, four sisters, Mariah Manns, Shandell Manns, and Raven Manns, all of Coweta, Oklahoma and Brackney Faulk of McKinney, Texas, five nephews, DaKari Smith, Emir Smith, and Osiah Richardson, all of Coweta, Oklahoma, Tyler Choat and Matthew Choat, both of Missouri, nine nieces, Samiah Smith, Adaya Manns, Shan'Dreyia Rendon, and Promise Richardson, all of Coweta, Oklahoma, McKayla Choat and Nakia Immy, both of Missouri, Harper Faulk, Emerie Faulk, and Remington Faulk, all of McKinney, Texas, his god parents, Tim and Kay Wilson, and a host of uncles, aunts, cousins, and great friends.
Visitation will be from 12:00 – 8:00 PM on Friday, October 21, 2022 at Brown Funeral Home in Coweta, Oklahoma. A celebration of Stetmon's life will be at 1:00 PM on Saturday, October 22, 2022 at the First Baptist Church in Coweta, Oklahoma. Stetmon will be laid to rest at Jackson Grove Cemetery in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
Family and friends may share memories online at www.brownfamilycares.com. The family of Stetmon Hamilton Manns entrusted his care and services to Brown Funeral Home & Cremations, 210 S. Broadway, Coweta, Oklahoma 74429, 918-486-5515.
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