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Obituary For Mr. Stanley Webb

WEBB, Stanley, age 60, of Atlanta, GA, passed July 5, 2020.

Celebration of Life Service for Mr. Webb will be Monday, July 13, 2020 @ 1:00PM; Willie A. Watkins Historic West End Chapel, 1003 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. Atlanta, GA.

A viewing will be Sunday from 2-6PM.

Live Stream: https://youtu.be/ruxx1I-TGyY

Interment: Lincoln Cemetery

Due to the spread of COVID-19, we are requesting that everyone wear a mask.

Services entrusted to Willie A. Watkins Historic West End, 404-758-1731.

Guest Book

My Classmate (North Fulton H.S.) God bless this family. Ruby Hill

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I went to call you today Stan. I got the painful news of your passing. You were a great friend. Pinkie Taylor

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Rest in peace,we are very saddened by your departure,I pray to the Lord , that he let u sleep until he call, death is the enemy, death and hell will be burned in a lake of fire , Jesus said I go to prepare a place for u, so that u , be with me, where I go,I will never ever leave u ,in my father house, there are many mansions,I go to prepare to prepare a place for u and I will come again.

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Stan you will be very well missed by me I could be feeling down and when I saw u made me laugh and not let mention stayed clean and always was respectful not to mention the good times we shared together I can't believe it Fly High O.G U will always be missed by Lil Shawdy

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Stan when I think of you, your character, and how you lived your life 1 Corinthians 13: 4-7 come to mind because it describes you perfectly. It reads Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs.6Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth.7It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. You always exemplified the aforementioned and instilled those same morals and values in us. Stan you were so full of love especially for others. Your smile and presence were enough to light up a room. I had so much appreciation for your patience, calm spirit, willingness to help others and advice. You had so much wisdom, knowledge, and street sense. You always told me to make sure I had all three to survive in this world. You were the epitome of a great man... a phenomenal father, lover, provider, nurturer, and overall selfless man. Thank you for always loving and accepting me as your own. Thank you for loving my mother unconditionally. I watched you two laugh, make memories, and live life to the very fullest. All that you have taught me, all of our conversations, and all the wisdom and knowledge that you have shared will never be forgotten. You ran your course and did it well. You lived your life and touched the lives of so many others. I watched you be the best father you could and give others your very last. You have changed lives and your legacy will forever live on. Life as we know it will never be the same and you will never be forgotten! I thank God for placing you in my life. I have cherished every single moment. Until we meet again, enjoy Heaven because you deserve it! Love always and forever, Mrs. Tyneshia Jackson

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The transitioning of someone we love is never easy. It is our prayer that the Lord brings your family and loved ones the much-needed comfort and peace during your time of bereavement. We extend our heartfelt condolences. Willie & Gladys Bailey

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I feel honored to have known Stan for the past 30+ years and so glad I got a chance to see him on June 11, 2020. Stan was an exceptionally good man he was honest, hardworking, and loved his children. He was a straight shooter meaning if you came to him for advice, he would tell you what he thought whether good or bad; he was a no non-sense type of guy. About a month ago I called him for advice on some exterior house painting quotes that I had received. He told me "No, Tuttie they are too high, I'll paint your house I'll be by Thursday", he came by, that was June 11th and that was the last time I saw him in person. Due to other jobs he had, he would not be able to start on my house until after the 4th of July; BUT God had other plans. Stan, you will always be remembered, and never forgotten. Death takes the body; God takes the soul! May the angels guide you home. May they lead you to our Father, Lord Jesus. May your spirit soar in freedom. And may your soul find your mother's soul and rest in peace. You are and always will be my brother-in-law. Rest on, Meat Man, until we meet again... Love, Tuttie P.S. If you see my daddy, please tell him that I love him and miss him so much

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To the kids and family,I pray that God provide you with strength and peace beyond your imagination to get you through this difficult time. Be thankful and proud that Stan served his purpose,he was an awesome human being, and father with a great heart,and he will be missed.

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My Deepest Deepest sympathy to the Webb Family. I'd just like to say that Stan, you will always & forever be in my heart. I just thank God that we were able to talk and chat and laugh recently just like we did back in the day. Always looking for one another ..weird but fun. Love you forever guy... Lisa

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My deepest condolences are extended to the family of Stanley Webb we attended North Fulton High together. Always a outstanding person and friend. Kathy Sanders

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I can't believe u gone . I remember when I come over to BooBoo house how much fun we have . Laughing until our stomach hurts. God needed another angel in heaven. Rest on my friend.

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Dear Stanley the last time I saw you was at Daddy's funerals eight years ago. You were not just a 1st cousin but a decent and loving man also. You rest well now and you is with the Lord in Heaven .

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Bridgette, Stan's children and the entire Webb family, this is a shock and Stan is truly gone to soon. He was exceptional in everything he did and an all around great person. Our loss is definitely heavens gain.

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Stanley, My heart will stay heavy for a long time. I've been thanking GOD I was able to see you, earlier this year. Only GOD knows why certain moves take place. Only GOD knows why, you were called home to rest. One of my closest and dearest cousin, you will truly be missed. How can I come to Atlanta and never see you again:( R.I.H. My Cousin Stanley Webb Cousin Kandie, Indianapolis IN.

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Greetings , Stanley Webb is my 1st cousin, his Mother & my Dad were brother, sister, my dear cousin you will be missed , can't call ahead & let you know we are coming , we got to stay at your place . I remember we came down for Gloria Jeans passing, we wanted to cut out early to Indiana. You had to go & host a big BBQ which gave us more time for family being together . We left your home with a BANG! God gave us a safe trip home . You're asleep in JESUS now & with all the others , Rest in Peace

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Well I'm a very close friend of Deobrah Hillman. I didn't get a chance to meet Mr. Stanley Webb, but I know he was a great person that everyone loved especially Deobrah. I'm sending my condolences, prayers, and love to you'll and his family. May God give you'll the strength to get through this. I'll celebrate you Everytime our team The New England Patriots playRIP Mr. Stanley Webb

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Even though there's misfortune on both ends, Covid-19 is the only thing that stopped us from being there! Just know no matter the distance and circumstances we love you and are praying with you. FROM: Aunt Thelma's Offsprings, MS

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Going to miss you Stan you were a great guy to work for for 8 years my heart were broken of your passing rest on my friend there is no more pain for you in this world God got you now. Till we meet again in heaven bye for now. Your coworker Calvin.

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To the love of my life Mr. Stanley Webbb! My heart hurts so bad that you are no longer here on earth with me. I am still in disbelief of how this all ended! I thank God for allowing us to share so many years together through many, many precious memories that we will shared in my heart forever!!!! I am so proud of the life you lived- a family man, a provider, a Man of God, a man of great character, a man full of wisdom and trust that showed respect to all! Stan I "thank you" for loving me unconditionally! I know that someday we will see each other again- until then keep sending me signs that we are still together in spirit to help me through..... I love you Stan forever! For now Rest in heaven my LOVE! Deborah Hillman

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To the Family,I send my sincere condolences to you all..My name is Aretha Jackson and I live right across the street from Stan at 6827. I met Stan when he moved in, in 2004. Stan has been a great friend to me and always looked out for me. He was a man with a heart of gold and could tell just by saying hello if you were good or not. I remember when I was out sick for over 6months I had know idea who was grooming my yard (front and back) for me, or who was leaving monetary gifts on my windshield in my vehicle and in my door,all I knew that I kept asking God for help and that I felt all alone like no one cared. Well Stan did.He helped me through some rough times and shared a lot of good times too. Stan you were a great and loving brother to me and I will always love you for that. I'm still in shock that you are no longer here...who do I talk to now. I will forever miss you and is so grateful that you were a part of my life . Rest in paradise my friend, my brother. Aretha

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I have known Stanley since 1994 when he started with us at the Lucent jobsite. He was my "go to" painter! The best. In fact he was the ONLY painter to paint my house, more than once. But he was a great man too, a friend, smart, loyal and a good heart. We had many long discussions in my office about life, travels, people, work, everything, there were no boundaries. I loved his open mind and wit. I never saw him get mad, just chuckle! How could this man be taken from us?? he will be sorely missed. My sincere condolences go to his family. Don Belling

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I have known Stanley since 1994 when he started with us at the Lucent jobsite. He was my "go to" painter! The best. In fact he was the ONLY painter to paint my house, more than once. But he was a great man too, a friend, smart, loyal and a good heart. We had many long discussions in my office about life, travels, people, work, everything, there were no boundaries. I loved his open mind and wit. I never saw him get mad, just chuckle! How could this man be taken from us?? he will be sorely missed. My sincere condolences go to his family.

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I love you, and I miss you dad

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Stanley you will sure be miss gone to soon, but everything is in God's hand He makes no wrong decision. My prayers goes out to the family.

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Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.

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