James "Jim" Stueber, age 89, passed into glory on Friday, December 27, 2013. James was born in Marshfield, WI on February 3, 1924.
Served in the United States Army during WWII with the OSS in North Africa and Italy.
James is survived by his wife of 69 years, Marie; son Tom and his wife, Bonnie, daughter Patty and her husband, David; grandchildren Sean and wife, Vanessa, Tami and husband, Jeff, Seth and wife, Mary, Valarie, Kurt, Christopher, Kevin, Justin and Kyle; great-grandchildren Josh, Elisa, Garrett, Hayley, Mason, Olivia, Kevin James and Morgan, and dear family members Deborah Stueber and Charles and Carol Henson.
James was preceded in death by his sons Richard and Gerald, grandson Scott and brother Robert. James retired from Sandia National Labs in 1979 after a career of 27 years. He enjoyed repairing tube type antique radios and played a major role in developing a 120-acre subdivision in Placitas.
James believed strongly in prayer and knew that God was with him every day, and without Jesus he could not make it.
He was a loving and devoted husband, who made sure their honeymoon never ended.
Served in the United States Army during WWII with the OSS in North Africa and Italy.
James is survived by his wife of 69 years, Marie; son Tom and his wife, Bonnie, daughter Patty and her husband, David; grandchildren Sean and wife, Vanessa, Tami and husband, Jeff, Seth and wife, Mary, Valarie, Kurt, Christopher, Kevin, Justin and Kyle; great-grandchildren Josh, Elisa, Garrett, Hayley, Mason, Olivia, Kevin James and Morgan, and dear family members Deborah Stueber and Charles and Carol Henson.
James was preceded in death by his sons Richard and Gerald, grandson Scott and brother Robert. James retired from Sandia National Labs in 1979 after a career of 27 years. He enjoyed repairing tube type antique radios and played a major role in developing a 120-acre subdivision in Placitas.
James believed strongly in prayer and knew that God was with him every day, and without Jesus he could not make it.
He was a loving and devoted husband, who made sure their honeymoon never ended.
James "Jim" Stueber, age 89, passed into glory on Friday, December 27, 2013. James was born in Marshfield, WI on February 3, 1924.
Served in the United States Army during WWII with the OSS in North Africa and Italy.
James is survived by his wife of 69 years, Marie; son Tom and his wife, Bonnie, daughter Patty and her husband, David; grandchildren Sean and wife, Vanessa, Tami and husband, Jeff, Seth and wife, Mary, Valarie, Kurt, Christopher, Kevin, Justin and Kyle; great-grandchildren Josh, Elisa, Garrett, Hayley, Mason, Olivia, Kevin James and Morgan, and dear family members Deborah Stueber and Charles and Carol Henson.
James was preceded in death by his sons Richard and Gerald, grandson Scott and brother Robert. James retired from Sandia National Labs in 1979 after a career of 27 years. He enjoyed repairing tube type antique radios and played a major role in developing a 120-acre subdivision in Placitas.
James believed strongly in prayer and knew that God was with him every day, and without Jesus he could not make it.
He was a loving and devoted husband, who made sure their honeymoon never ended.
Served in the United States Army during WWII with the OSS in North Africa and Italy.
James is survived by his wife of 69 years, Marie; son Tom and his wife, Bonnie, daughter Patty and her husband, David; grandchildren Sean and wife, Vanessa, Tami and husband, Jeff, Seth and wife, Mary, Valarie, Kurt, Christopher, Kevin, Justin and Kyle; great-grandchildren Josh, Elisa, Garrett, Hayley, Mason, Olivia, Kevin James and Morgan, and dear family members Deborah Stueber and Charles and Carol Henson.
James was preceded in death by his sons Richard and Gerald, grandson Scott and brother Robert. James retired from Sandia National Labs in 1979 after a career of 27 years. He enjoyed repairing tube type antique radios and played a major role in developing a 120-acre subdivision in Placitas.
James believed strongly in prayer and knew that God was with him every day, and without Jesus he could not make it.
He was a loving and devoted husband, who made sure their honeymoon never ended.
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