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1947
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2025
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Don Misenheimer Obituary
He was born August 10, 1947 in Cabarrus County to the late Harold and Anna Brown Misenheimer.
Steve retired from Cannon Mills as ColorYarn Coordinator.
He was a member of Grace Lowerstone Church. He enjoyed the outdoors, spending time on a lake and trips to the mountains. He loved spending time with his family. Steve also enjoyed panning for gold. He also loves animals especially cats and dogs, and he was well known for his lumberjack shirts and his penny loafers.
In addition to his parents, Steve was preceded in death by his Step-mother, Catherine Misenheimer and Brother, Tony Misenheimer.
Steve is survived by his Wife, Mary Lee Misenheimer , whom he married on December 26, 1977; Daughter, Gail (Milton White) Fuller; Two Grandsons, Justin Fuller, Alexander Fuller and also by Two Great-granddaughters, Aubriana Fuller and Teegan Fuller.
The family will greet friends and relatives on Tuesday, April 22. 2025 from 1:00 PM until 2:00 PM at Powles Staton Funeral Home.
The graveside service will follow at Brookhill Memorial Gardens with Steve Merritt, officiating.
Special thank you to Pallbearers Justin Fuller, Alexander Fuller, Jo Robinson, Milton White, Dennis Wilson, Gregg Seaford, Don Prater and Tyler Montgomery.
Powles Staton Funeral Home of Rockwell, honored provider of Veterans Funeral Care, is assisting the Misenheimer family. Online condolences may be made at powlesfuneralhome.com.
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Vickie Williams
April 25, 2025
Mary I am so sorry to hear of Steve's passing..I've often wondered what ever became of you guys after we lost touch..I will be praying for you..
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