Hunter Matthew David Stamm

Our beautiful son Hunter went to be with the Lord and will be truly missed not only by his family but by all who were blessed to have met him. Hunter was proceeded in death by his handsome Grandfather David K. Stamm who he loved so dearly and had always said that he was his best buddy and could tell him anything, beautiful grandma Mickey Tourville whom he also loved and adored especially for her wit and humor, handsome grandfather Robert Tourville who was a talented pianist who played the piano by ear and where Hunter inherited his musical talent from. He is survived by his mother and father, Robert Stamm (whom Hunter inherited his musical talent from as well), Mary Stamm, his beautiful sister Taylour Nance and her handsome husband Jacob Nance along with their four beautiful children, (Hunters niece, and nephews), Gunner Nance, Slade Nance, Hadley Nance, and Duke Nance. He is also survived by his beautiful grandmother Edith Stamm whom he loved and adored beyond measure and was always his biggest cheerleader. He is also survived by eight beautiful aunts, five handsome uncles, multiple good looking cousins, nieces, and nephews. Hunter not only loved his family, but loved so many and would always see the best in everyone he met. Hunter was a talented musician, artist, and photographer who loved all of God’s creations, which included the great outdoors and had such a compassion and love for animals.

“When you go through deep waters I will be with you.”

Isaiah 43:2

"He heals the brokenhearted & binds up their wounds. " 

Psalms 147:3

To Hunter from His Loving Father:

You came into this world like a flash of light with eyes so big, beautiful and bright.

Like a revelation it hit us the meaning of love, the wonder of creating and bringing your life into this world.

But you looked into your mother’s soul knowing without saying, you ain’t seen nothing yet mom.

Oh, the joy, the dreams, the possibilities on the horizon, what path would you take, how far would you go.

A bundle of energy, busy hands, never ending cartwheels and relentless handstands.

Spinning wheels and shiny things, a mind always racing 100 miles an hour fueling that enduring endless power.

Organized events and sports weren’t for you; you took the solo path moving to your own rhythm.

The wins, the losses, the joy and tears, how you grew so fast over the years.

The struggles in school, the attention span, a special child and eventual man.

The realization that a musical talent with perfect pitch, creating melodies with ease was in our midst. Creating beautiful songs about sadness and struggle, the life you lived put to lyrics like no other.

A personality of charm, humor and wit, a smooth talker with one-liners, with your family and friends you were always a hit.

How proud you were when you passed the test, becoming a Firefighter along with the best.

A father and mother smiling ear to ear, pride in their hearts for a son they loved so dear.

Hoping for a new life’s direction and a future for you, but your demons and addiction had other plans.

How you tried and we tried again and again, but you lost the battle in the end.

Your life story is now a memory of beautiful things and tragic loss. If you knew how many loved and miss you, that line you may not have crossed.

So, in our hearts you will always be the bundle of joy and energy with the most beautiful eyes we have ever seen.

The son and man we knew together, the amazing person we called Hunter.

A funeral service will be held on Monday, November 24, 2025 - Calvary Church at 2:00pm with a reception to follow.