Stanley was born June 3, 1940 in Decatur, Illinois, the son of Harold and Ruth (Boyd) Wilber. He was united in marriage to Myra Percival on June 24, 1995.
Stanley joined the Marine Corps early during the Viet Nam conflict. Afterwards he pursued a career of a millwright for over thirty years. One of his great passions, akin to being an avid outdoorsman, was being a HAM radio operator. Ordained as a minister into Christian Church, Stanley was instrumental in the founding of Coulter's Mill Bible Fellowship, a state wide jail/prison ministry. He attended Salt Creek Church in rural Watson, and filled in as an evangelist at several area churches.
Stanley is survived by his wife Myra Wilber of Watson; Brother , Don Wilber of Bloomington; 4 nephews and four nieces.
He was proceeded in death by his parents.
Stanley joined the Marine Corps early during the Viet Nam conflict. Afterwards he pursued a career of a millwright for over thirty years. One of his great passions, akin to being an avid outdoorsman, was being a HAM radio operator. Ordained as a minister into Christian Church, Stanley was instrumental in the founding of Coulter's Mill Bible Fellowship, a state wide jail/prison ministry. He attended Salt Creek Church in rural Watson, and filled in as an evangelist at several area churches.
Stanley is survived by his wife Myra Wilber of Watson; Brother , Don Wilber of Bloomington; 4 nephews and four nieces.
He was proceeded in death by his parents.
Stanley was born June 3, 1940 in Decatur, Illinois, the son of Harold and Ruth (Boyd) Wilber. He was united in marriage to Myra Percival on June 24, 1995.
Stanley joined the Marine Corps early during the Viet Nam conflict. Afterwards he pursued a career of a millwright for over thirty years. One of his great passions, akin to being an avid outdoorsman, was being a HAM radio operator. Ordained as a minister into Christian Church, Stanley was instrumental in the founding of Coulter's Mill Bible Fellowship, a state wide jail/prison ministry. He attended Salt Creek Church in rural Watson, and filled in as an evangelist at several area churches.
Stanley is survived by his wife Myra Wilber of Watson; Brother , Don Wilber of Bloomington; 4 nephews and four nieces.
He was proceeded in death by his parents.
Stanley joined the Marine Corps early during the Viet Nam conflict. Afterwards he pursued a career of a millwright for over thirty years. One of his great passions, akin to being an avid outdoorsman, was being a HAM radio operator. Ordained as a minister into Christian Church, Stanley was instrumental in the founding of Coulter's Mill Bible Fellowship, a state wide jail/prison ministry. He attended Salt Creek Church in rural Watson, and filled in as an evangelist at several area churches.
Stanley is survived by his wife Myra Wilber of Watson; Brother , Don Wilber of Bloomington; 4 nephews and four nieces.
He was proceeded in death by his parents.
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