I worked at Eastview for a while and I loved Sam.He always made me smile and chuckled when I called him Sambo.He was a great guy and he will be missed by everyone.R.I.P Buddy

We had some good times in our younger days.

there are no words that can explain all the memories we will have in our hearts forever. Uncle Sam will be missed for a very long time and will never be forgotten.Rest in peace as for we will all see you in time on the other side, as we part always remember this, The will of GOD will never lead you where the grace of GOD cannot keep you.

I remember how Uncle Sam would give my sister Helen and me matching necklace, bracelet, and ring sets when we were little. I cannot remember if they were our birthstones or not,but we sure loved them. I also remember how he loved my mom's stuffed green peppers. He was a unique man, giving and loving. Uncle Sam, you left all of us who had the privilege of knowing you with so many memories.

I remember when Uncle Sam lived on North 33rd St. on the north side of Milwaukee. He was remodeling his home,and knocking down walls. In the midst of all the rubbish,he found a substancial amount of money hidden inside the walls. Never forget the smile on his face,you would of thought he won the lottery. Love you Uncle Sam,R.I.P.

you are highly missed by everyone

i remember uncle sam as a fun out going very energetic young man everytime i went to uncle sams house on pine street in antigo he was always remodeling his house he always had something to do then i also remember goin to see him on carmen with my grandparents patricia and bob stone he was always workin on his car or somebody elses he always did something for someone he will be greatly missed.you could be in the worse mood ever an uncle sam would always cheer you up he always had some one smiling i am gunna miss him forever

I remember Sam Stone as a very likeable person. He would help you with anything. I met him through my brother. He will be sadly missed.

I remember all those days pushing the broom in Uncle Sam's garage as a kid joining him and my dad, Elmer. I worked on my GTO in Sam's home garage near Lloyd Street. Memories of Uncle Sam are everlasting. He was an original character not to be forgotten. My deepest sympathy in his passing.

I remember Uncle Sam whenever he came to Antigo to visit at our house, would through in his hat full of candy bars for all of us to scramble after. He was a giving kind uncle and we loved him very much. He will be missed by us all.

I remember Sam would pick me up in Milwaukee to spend the summers in Antigo when I was a teenager. I'd help him work on the house he owned on Pine Street, and was introduced to many family members in the Antigo area that I never knew I had. I remember him teaching me how to drive in that big yellow suburban he had out on Pence Lake Road. And going with him on his produce runs all over the state. My grandfather (Bob) would always stop in to visit Sam, along with all his brothers and sisters when he brought me with to Antigo. My sympathy goes out to all family and friends on behalf of Clayton and Julie Stone and Family from Waupun, WI.

I remember as a child living on Carmen Ave in Milwaukee ,Uncle Sam would come visit often and he always had some spare change for me. May GOD Bless you and welcome you with open arms. Sally(Stone)Olson Menomonee Falls WI.