Ionia-Montcalm County MI Archives Obituaries.....Stuewer, Dr. George H. 2007
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The Greenville Daily News, June 6, 2007


Dr. George H. Stuewer, 87, of Greenville died Monday June 4, 2007 at the home 
of his daughter Pam in Gowen. He was born in Howard City on August 12, 1919 the 
son of Reinhold and Mary F. Kohn Stuewer. 

George was a graduate of Howard City High School, Michigan State College and 
the Michigan State School of Veterinarian Medicine.  He was a veterinarian in 
Greenville since 1947, a member of the Greenville Rotary, the Greenville 
Country Club, a former city councilman, library board member, a mentor at Cedar 
Crest school, the American Legion Post # 101 of Greenville and the First United 
Methodist Church.  He served in the US Army during WW II along with three of 
his brothers and one sister. 

While stationed at Camp Claiborne, Louisiana he married Mary F. Graves on March 
12, 1944. They were married for 59 years when she died on March 30, 2003 after 
several years of his loving care-giving for her. He was a loyal Michigan State 
Fan and loved his golfing and his veterinarian practice in Greenville and 
community. 

George was the last of the Stuewer children as six brothers and three sisters 
have preceded him in death. 

He is survived by his children; Susan Stuewer of Gaylord, Pamela and Robert 
Hemmes of Gowen, Donald Stuewer of Hurt, Virginia, his grandchildren; Bradley 
and Dana Bensinger of Gaylord, Adam Bensinger of Edwards, Colorado, Jesse and 
Ben Crouse of Carson City, Nathan Stuewer and Emma Stuewer of Gaylord, his 
great grandchildren, Sadie Crouse and Ty Bensinger, his wife’s family, Virginia 
and Tom Thomasma of Glen Lake, Dorothy and Leonard Smith of White Cloud, Kay 
Katt of Essexville and Peter Graves of Muskegon and many nieces and nephews. 

Memorial services will be held on Friday at 11 AM from the First United 
Methodist Church, Greenville with Rev. Ted Bailey officiating. Burial will be 
in Rest Haven Memory Gardens, Belding. Visitation will be Thursday from 6-8 PM 
at Hurst Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be given to First United 
Methodist Church, Wakenhut Music Ministry or Hospice.


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