Wanda Kaye (Webb) Stiner (1953-1996) *42
The grave site of Wanda Kaye (Webb) Stiner / Plot 86214552. This memorial website was created in memory of Wanda Kaye (Webb) Stiner, 42, born on May 15, 1953 and passed away on April 4, 1996.
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Matthew Stiner, Member since: 2015-01-13, Last activity: 2015-01-13
Michelle Parks , Member since: 2016-01-05, Last activity: 2016-01-05
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My mother was born in Moyie Springs ID in 1951. She was a genuine person who loved Jesus, her family and did so much for others. She was a crafter and frequently crocheted baby clothes and donated them to churches and shelters for the needy. She was ambitious, even when life brought her down she made the best with what she had. She was an amazing cook and vowed none of her children would live on their own if they didn't know how to cook. Subsequently, all of her children are good cooks. She was married 23 years to Larry Stiner and had five children, including a set of twins. Cyndi West, Anthony Stiner, Larry Stiner Jr., Michelle Stiner-Parks and Matthew Stiner. She was a beautiful person and was a wealth of wisdom and knowledge. She is missed by her family everyday. I love you Mamma.
My mother was born in Moyie Springs ID in 1951. She was a genuine person who loved Jesus, her family and did so much for others. She was a crafter and frequently crocheted baby clothes and donated them to churches and shelters for the needy. She was ambitious even when life brought her down she