Elizabeth J. Stutzman

Birth date: Dec 18, 1921 Death date: Nov 29, 2016

Elizabeth, 94, passed away on November 29, 2016 under the kind care of Hospice of Michigan and caregivers of the Hume Home of Muskegon. Elizabeth was preceded in death by her husband Paul E. Stutzman and she is survived by her dau Read Obituary

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Gary Hartman

459w ago

in honor of Elizabeth.

Elizabeth Stutzman was a very special person. She had a way of bringing out the best of everyone she talked to. She had a great sense of humor had a way of bringing a smile and empathy out of anyone. My best memories of Bsbe was back in Blissfield.My mother Wanda Hartman was a close friend. I grew up with Richard (Rick) and I have fond memories of going to their home and seeing her beautifully decorated home and lush gardens and landscaping. She will be missed by everyone that knew her. God bless her and her family.Gary Hartman, 5250. 230th Ave, Morley,MI 49336.(616)799-4351.e-mail grhartm@gmail.com

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Vicki Betz

461w ago

Aunt babe.....I can see you and my mom (Marilyn) up there...laughing and having fun.. seeing uncle Paul again...all arm open up then you got home.. I can see your Christmas right now. All with purple lights.you will be missed a lot.your common rolls...no one can make like you did..forever in my heart....always. remembered.
Vicki Betz

Kerry Coleman

462w ago

I miss seeing my friend when I visit the Hume Home. Her spirit was so very kind. So glad we celebrated her on 11-22-16 at the last Bible study she attended. The color purple now takes on a new meaning.

Kerry Coleman

Marsha Lowery Philbrook

462w ago

Aunt Babe always had the funniest stories to share and I will miss hearing her giggle while sharing those stories at the family reunions. She was a classy lady!!

Karen Cheathem

462w ago

in honor of Elizabeth.

I met Mrs. Stutzman at the Wednesday evening Hume Home Outreach Program. When I asked if anyone had a favorite song, she said, “Because He Lives.” She played her harmonica and sang faithfully each Wednesday.

She loved the Lord and shared her story recently about love and forgiveness.
I am blessed to have known her even for a short time. Her words of encouragement will not be forgotten.

My love and continued prayers for her family and friends.

Shall claim of death cause us to grieve and make our courage faint and fall?
Nay! Let faith and hope be received the rose still grows beyond the wall. (A.L. Frink)

Karen Cheathem

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