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Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

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Jerry Michael Stine

December 1, 1957 ~ January 25, 2022

Jerry Michael Stine was born December 1, 1957, on Mather Air Force Base Sacramento, California to Arvin Eugene Stine (deceased) and Patricia Nelle Brewer (Stine) Grimes of Kansas. Mike had three siblings: Mitchell Stine (deceased), Tamra Johnson of Kansas and Gary Stine of Oklahoma.

Mike was married to Mary “Lou” Lewis for 36 years. He had three children: Stephen Lewis of Kansas, Michael Stine of Indiana, and Krystal Stine of Kansas. Mike had six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren and many adopted children and grandchildren.

Mike went into the Air Force and then transitioned into the Army. He had a degree in business, was accomplished in welding, computer IT EMT and carpentry. Mike was very talented, he could draw, etch, or carve anything. He loved Japanese martial arts, motorcycles, dancing and skating. What he loved the most was his family. When Hunter and Aayden played ball or wrestled, he was the happiest. Mike was always front row canter cheering and shouting out instructions even after he had a massive stroke. Mike loved life and all of us. 

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