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Stanley Winge Obituary
February 19, 1938 - March 13, 2021
Centralia, Washington - Stan passed away on March 13, 2021 in Centralia, WA after a fall left him seriously injured. He was preceded in death by his sister Nadine (Warren Wallace) and his brother Neil(Judy) Winge. Stan was born February 19, to Hugo and Myrle Winge at Tacoma and moved with the family to Roy when he was 4. He went to school in Roy and graduated from Bethel. Stan then joined the Army in 1961 and was there until 1963. Stan worked for Boeing, drove trucks for Burlington Northern, and Kinnear Door and finished with Land of Lakes as one of the favorite drivers with the customers. After Stan retired he worked for his nephew Jerry building bank vaults and moving safe deposit boxes with his brother Fred, niece Connie and nephew-in-law Bill Meigs. Stan loved spending time with his family and friends. Stan is survived by the love of his life, and next-door-neighbor Jeanne Chilberg. He is also survived by George Winge of Roy, and daughter Lisa(Al) Natirboff of Longview. They had 4 grandchildren: Tony, Tamera, Christopher and Ashley and 2 great-granddaughters, Lillian and Isabella. He is also survived by his brother Fred(Lynda) Winge of Ocean Shores.
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