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Harold R. Stintsman

Posted 1/15/21

Harold R. Stintsman, 75 Harold R., Stintsman, Retired MSG, U.S. Army, E-8 went home to be with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on January 5, 2021 holding his wife, Sandy's hand and in the presence …

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Harold R. Stintsman

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Harold R. Stintsman, 75
Harold R., Stintsman, Retired MSG, U.S. Army, E-8 went home to be with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on January 5, 2021 holding his wife, Sandy's hand and in the presence of the rest of the family. He was born on February 11, 1945 to Louise and Thomas Stintsman. He grew up in Labertville, N.J.
Hal joined the Army after high school. He was stationed at many U.S. locations, as well as, France, Italy, Germany and Vietnam.
After serving 22 years in the Army, Hal retired and he and Sandy were married 37 years ago.
Hal was employed by the State of Delaware as a bailiff in Superior Court and later at Chancery Court.
Being a fireman was Hal's passion. He was very dedicated to Station #77, Georgetown Fire Company and served as secretary for over 25 years. He won Fireman of the Year in 1997 and won the President's Award in 2009 as well as many other awards. Serving as Fire Police Captain was something he really wanted to do.
Hal was predeceased by his grandparents; parents; beloved granddaughter, Heather Cowell; siblings, Charlotte, Jane, Thomas, Robert; and Sandy's parents, Albert and Ethelyne Harper.
He is survived by his wife, Sandy Harper Stintsman; step-son, Ric Cowell; daughter in law, Diane Cowell; step-daughters, Dana Hicks and family and Nikki Watson and family; remaining brother, James (Elizabeth) Stintsman; sister-in-law, Karen (Bill) Haggerty of Felton; brother in law, Randy (Pam) Harper of Georgetown; brother-in-law, Jimmy (Doris) Larrimore of Laurel; many nieces and nephews; the congregation of Old Paths Church of Christ where Hal and Sandy were members for many years.
Hal and Sandy loved children and helped to raise Kady and Jonah and mentored to several others.
Hal has been cremated according to his wishes and his remains entrusted to Sandy.
A Celebration of Life will be planned for spring and date and time posted at Church and in the paper.
If you wish to make a memorial donation, please send to: Old Paths Church of Christ, 18295 Redden Road, Georgetown, DE 19947 or The Georgetown Fire Company, P.O. Box 77, Georgetown, DE 19947.
Special thanks to our preacher, Frank Goehringer and to all who sent cards, flowers and prayers, Vitas Health Care and Short Funeral Services for their excellent care of our loved one.
Arrangements in the care of Short Funeral Services, Georgetown.


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