Stanley Oatman Jr.

Stanley Frederick Oatman

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the death of the Stanley Oatman Jr. of Otterville, Ontario at VON Sakura House, Woodstock on Saturday January 29, 2022 at age 47 years old.

Beloved husband of Julie for 21 years and happily together for 26 years. Cherished son of Stanley Oatman Sr. and Vivian Oatman.  Sadly missed by his four children Allysha (Mitchell), Wesley, Jamie, and Billie (Christian).  Proud Grandfather of Milo.  Stan was predeceased by his eldest child Jessica.  He will be missed by many in laws, Uncles, Aunts, cousins and friends.

Stanley enjoyed riding on his motorcycle, and woodworking. An old hobby of Stanley's was jamming on his acoustic guitar. Stan enjoyed hunting a variety of animals including deer, turkey, and duck. In his downtime he enjoyed playing Lord of the Rings on the computer. In the summer you'd find Stanley and his family camping at Port Burwell. Everything Stan did was for his family, never focused on himself.

A Celebration of Life will be held early Summer of 2022. Donations in Stanley’s memory to VON Sakura House, Woodstock are appreciated and can be made directly or (by cheque) through Wareing Cremation Services, 225 Norwich Ave., Woodstock, Ontario N4S 3V8 (519-290-5575). Your messages of remembrance and condolence may be shared here at wareingcremation.ca

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  • To Stanley’s family – I wish to offer our deepest sympathy in the loss of your son, husband and father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Stanley and my oldest son Shawn hung out for awhile when they were younger in Brownsville, I always found Stanley to be a polite, friendly and a nice boy. May he rest in peace.

    Chuck and Martha Bancroft
  • We have lost a good man. If you were assigned to work with Stan, you knew that you would have a great day.

    Robert McQuiggin
  • Today, on World Cancer Day,
    I’d like to take time to remember a beloved Son, Husband, Father, Grandfather and good friend you could count on.
    Stan Oatman.
    Clever, intelligent and quick witted always made us laugh and appreciate life.
    Such a devastating loss to all who knew him, Stan will forever hold a special place in our reminisces and
    when fond memories make you smile, allow them to become a healing balm upon broken hearts.

    May Stan rest in everlasting peace and love. 🕊

    Lesley Evans
  • My deepest sympathies to Julie and family. Stan will surely be missed. RIP Stan. Big hugs to Julie and family.

    Tracy Ward
  • We were

    Richelle & john
  • We were

    Richelle & john
  • We were blessed to meet you Stan we will hold dearly our memories of you in our hearts you are one of a kind rest in peace my friend

    Richelle & john
  • We remember a very special man. Stan was one of the most wonderful people we ever had the honor of not only working with but creating a wonderful friendship with. We’re so sorry for your loss.

    Linda Kuchma
  • He will be miss. He had a big heart and loved his family alot. Sending hugs to all famliy

    Janet Kennedy
  • This man was the greatest kid to grow up with and become teenagers with. He was an amazing man as an adult and he was an amazing father and husband
    You are greatly missed my friend

    Jay Cromie
  • Sending my deepest condolences to Julie and the kids. I am so sorry for your loss.

    Samantha Taylor
  • My deepest condolences to family and friends for your loss.

    Judith
  • Dear Oatman family Condolences on the loss of Stan. May you be given the strength, comfort and peace needed during this time of grief. I had the privilege of meeting Stan while he was ill, but he has left a lasting impression. Special hug to Stan Sr. Sincerely Frieda

    Frieda Dekker
  • Dear Julie & Family
    We are so deeply sorry for your loss
    Stan was so greatly loved
    We feel so blessed to know him and call him a friend
    Know we send you our love & prayers
    Julie we will always be here for you
    Much love to all
    We will be you Stan
    Be at Peace ❤️❤️

    Catherine & Bill Ryan
  • Oxford County Public Works:
    Stan was a valued part of Oxford County Public Works, with 10 years of dedicated work to our Waste Management and Springford Road Operations service areas. He excelled at his work and his many contributions to Public Works and the community will not be forgotten.

    Flags at County facilities are being lowered at half mast in Stan’s honour.

    Our heartfelt sympathy and deepest condolences go out to Stan’s family during this difficult time.

    David Simpson, Director of Public Works
  • My deepest sympathy to each of you as you mourn Stan. He certainly was a well loved husband, son, father and friend. Cherish the memories and make sure Milo knows his Grandpa

    Dianne Butler
  • Our thoughts and prayers are with you Julie and Families Stan was a wonderful man we are very happy that we met Stan. On a couple of great memorable occasions RIP STAN

    Carl and Debbie Booker
  • Stan, I would like to express my deepest sympathies to you and your family. I am truly sorry to hear of your son’s passing. May he Rest In Peace now that he is free of all pain and suffering.
    My condolences,
    Deb Smith

    Deb Smith

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