Warren "Luke"

Stamm

Warren M. Stamm , 73, of Mohrsville PA, passed away peacefully on Friday, April 12, with his loving family by his side.
Born in Ontelaunee Township on March 16, 1940 to the late Adam C. and Miriam T. (Spease) Stamm.
Warren was working as a Journeyman plumber for W.A. Brenner in Leesport when he was drafted into the U.S. Army during the Vietnam war. He attained the rank of Specialist E-4 as a helicopter mechanic based in Fort Rooker Alabama. After being discharged in 1971 he moved back to his hometown to live his remaining days as an autobody repairman and auto mechanic for himself and Carl Hinnershitz.
He was preceded in death by his parents Adam C. and Miriam T. (Speace) Stamm: Five brothers: Carl, Keith, Marvin, Robert and Stephen; two sisters, Edna (Stamm) Schultz and Janice (Stamm) Seidel and one stepdaughter Diane( McDaniel) Stamm.
Warren is survived by his loving wife of 47 years Maylene (Maddox) Stamm. Warren met his wife while at Ft. Rooker. He would frequent the Riverside Café where Maylene worked in the summer of "65". On September 16, 1966 he made Maylene his wife in Andalusia, Alabama.
Warren is also survived by his children: Randy Stamm, husband of Sharon of Lebanon, PA.; Thomas Stamm, husband of Tonya of Fleetwood PA.; daughter Janice (Stamm), wife of Daniel Zinck of Sumit Hill, PA.; Stepson, Michael McDaniel of Georgia and Stepdaughter ,Linda (McDaniel), wife of Timothy Harrison of Opp Alabama; Nine Grandchildren: Bradley, Amber, Harley Stamm, Ryan Merinsky, Allysa Zinck, Whitney (Stamm) Sutter, Brenton McDaniel, and Tiffany (McDaniel) Crochiere; Seven Great Grandchildren; Hunter Stamm, Bailey Smith, Steven Fine, Isaac, Eric, Aubrey Hutchinson and Breanna McDaniel.
Warren is also survived by two brothers David Stamm, husband of Mariam (Wildermuth) , Dennis Stamm, husband of Mary (Palsgrove) and three sisters; Gloria Stamm, Carol (Stamm) French and Suzie (Stamm) Swavely and many wonderful nieces and nephews.
Warren was a Jack of all Trades and he would help anyone in need even at his own expense. He was also a teacher, mentor, confidant, and friend to many.
The family would like to thank Dr. Mariglio, the staff at St. Joseph Medical Center and the Hospice staff at Covenant Home Care for their understanding and the compassionate care given to Warren and his family.
In Lieu of flowers, the family is asking for donations to be made to Berks Encore at 40 N. 9th St. Reading PA 19601, in memory of Warren M. Stamm and Family.
A celebration of Warrens' life will be held at 4pm on Saturday May 4th at Warren and Maylenes home in Mohrsville.
Stanton Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Inc. Honey Brook, Pa .