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Stanley Arthur
Horton
Nov 26, 1969 — Jan 6, 2020
Winner
Stanley Horton, 50, of Winner, SD passed away on Monday, January 6 th , 2020. Funeral service will be held on Monday, January 13 th , 2020 at 10:00am at the Mason Funeral Home in Winner, SD. Burial will follow in the Union Cemetery west of Springview, NE. A visitation will be held one hour prior to funeral service on Monday.
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passage of Stanley a beloved brother to Thellma (Mike) VanSteenwyck, step-brother to Dave (Marie) Fisher, Terry (Kate) Fisher, Diane Brown, Randy Fisher and Gregg (Carrie) Fisher. Stan was also loved by many nieces and nephews and family far and wide. Stanley was a husband to Tonja Ann Horton. He was an amazing father figure to Blake Shuele of Winner, SD and Brian (Taylor) Schuele of Surprise, Arizona. Stan was also a grandfather to Haidee Rose Schuele of Winner, SD and to Levi, Peyton and Simeon Schuele of Surprise Arizona.
Stanley is preceded in death by his grandparents Aurthor and Mildred Horton of Springview, Ne, Elden and Mable Jess of Washington State, sister Patricia Anne Horton, nephew Brian Scott Horton, Step-mother Sylvia Horton, and step-sister Linda Fisher.
Stanley was such an adventurous soul learning to hunt, trap, and fish at a very early age. He had his first BB gun at the age of 3. Stanley loved the outdoors. He loved spending time camping and fishing with his family. Stanley attended Sunny Side and Jordan County Schools until their closing. Then on to Winner High School and Alcester High School where he attended military training his Junior and senior year. Stan served 4 years in the Army.
Stanley was always hard working all his life, when he was younger, he had started his own night crawler and minnow stand on highway 83. Stanley loved working on automobiles. He was a Jack of all trades, he loved fixing things. He spent the last 15 years of his life running his motel and loving and taking care of his family.
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