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1934
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2024
Ercy Stottlemyer Obituary
Ercy was Born Dec. 18, 1934 to the late Albert and Lillian Mellott in Myersville. He attended Middletown High School through 11th grade. He started pulling wrenches at a early age at Renn Pontiac and Jacks Exxon. He was the owner of T+T Service Center on 520 W. South Street, B.P, Gas. Then moved to 499 W. Patrick Street Mobil Gas working along side with his son Thad. He enjoyed solving mechanical problems for people but most of all he loved his customers. " There was nothing he wouldn't do to help". Tex enjoyed his hunting trip to W.Va. and most of all Idaho with special friends Earl, Jamie and Eric. Tex loved playing Blue Grass Country Gospel Music at Church and many Nursing Homes. He is survived by his loving wife of 50yrs, Linda, one son Ercy T. Stottlemyer Jr "Thad", and one daughter Diane Viner, Grandchildren Jennifer, Tara and Derick, Great Grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Survived by one sister Mary Susan Arvin. Proceeded in death by four brothers Gordon, Roy, Marvin and Vernon Stottlemyer and one son. Special thanks to Dr. Bonham, Dr. Sachs, Dr. Khan, Meritus Health Hospital and Frederick Hospice and Caregiver "niece" Tammy. Tex was a member of Grossnickle Church of the Brethren and Frederick Church of God of Prophecy Bartonville Rd. A Celebration of Life will be held on Sept. 28th at 1pm at the Grossnickle Church of the Brethren on Meeting House Rd in Myersville. Ercy "Tex" Stottlemyer Sr.
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Gene Wilfong
September 3, 2024
Hello this is Gene and Patty Wilfong from Buckeye WV we are so sorry about Tex he was a great friend and also a great hunter we are the people that Tex stayed with and hunted with at Jaynell´s at her farm we will miss him
Christine & Tom Hoopengardner
September 1, 2024
Linda, may you find comfort in all the memories you have of Tex. You and your family are in my prayers.
Darlene A Lee-Hill
August 31, 2024
Such a kind gentleman. Was a big help to us ladies who knew nothing about cars. He was a blessing to us ladies from State Farm. Condolences to his family and God bless.
Donald Crum
August 30, 2024
Linda and Family, I share with you the memories of Tex. I knew him while was in High School along with you Linda. He was a great person and we became good friends and I always had my vehicle serviced at his garage(s). He will surely be missed and I know his memory will live on.
sandy hahn
August 29, 2024
Dearest Linda and family, my heart is heavy and I pray your memories help to heal you and your family. I will never forget your wedding, your beautiful family, I will always love tammy. I will never forget your visits, he was a special guy for a special girl, and I will always remember your special gifts for my little tim. our memories together are many, he will be playing in heaven for the angels, and please know I send many hugs your way and you are in my prayers. be blessed, sandy
blossom morgan
August 29, 2024
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family Ellen Jackson family his oldest sister
Shirley Coblentz
August 29, 2024
Dear Linda, I am saddened today to learn of Tex's passing. So many fond memories cross my mind of our get-togethers and good times in the past. May you find some comfort in the days ahead recalling happy days of your life with Tex and may God grant you peace. I send my love and condolences to you and all of Tex's family.
Shirley Coblentz
Tonya Rippeon
August 29, 2024
I remember waiting on Tex and Linda at Barbara Fritchie when I worked there. They were both always such wonderful people. Tex will truly be missed
Missie Roach
August 28, 2024
Linda and family, We are so very sorry to hear about Tex's passing. He was such a sweet man. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and the family. ((Hugs)) , Missie and Denny Roach and family. Nancy Wolfe and family
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