Harry Stough

harry stough
Harry Vincent Stough age 77 of Nashua died Saturday, July 27, 2013, at his home. A private family graveside service was held at St. Michael’s Cemetery, Nashua. A celebration of Harry’s life will be at a date to be announced. Harry Vincent Stough was born September 27, 1935, in Jackson, MN, the son of Glen and Lillian (Benes) Stough. At an early age, the family moved near Plainfield, IA, where Harry received his education in rural country schools. On August 30, 1954, at the St. Michael’s Rectory in Nashua, he married Margaret E. Knight. To this union eight children were born. The couple made Nashua their home. Harry worked at the former Oliver/White Farm Equipment Company retiring after 41 years of service. Margaret died On January 25, 1982. He later met Lavon Wehrhan who shared 22 years with Harry until her death in 2007. He currently enjoyed spending time with his dear friend, Delores Ingersoll. In his free time he enjoyed hunting, fishing, working in his shop and collecting marbles and tin cans. He will be also be remembered as a great mechanic. Survivors include two daughters, Elaine Dralle of Knoxville, IA, Teresa (Craig) Monson of Froest City, IA; six sons, Greg Stough of Charles City, Barry Stough of Alma, CO, Arnold Stough of New Hampton, Steve (Randi) Stough of Charles City, Kevin Stough of Nashua and Ken (Lori) Stough of Pella; his companion, Delores Ingersoll; nineteen grandchildren; twenty-two great-grandchildren; one sister LaVonne (Jim) Dietz of Cedar Falls; many nieces, nephews and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents and wife; and companion Lavon.

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  1. May God wrap his loving arms around the Stough family during this difficult time. My thoughts & prayers are with you all. Sincerely-Lisa (Usher) Monsen

  2. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.Harry was always welcome at mom and dad’s when he came for a visit’ We will miss him. What a good friend! Sincerely Jeff & Linda Westervelt

  3. Harry was my school bus driver for almost all of my elementary and high school years in addition to his full-time job at Oliver/White Farm Equipment. My brother and I have enjoyed several hunting and fishing outings with his sons through the years…Harry always made you feel welcome in his presence….

  4. My thoughts and prayers are with the Stough family. I always enjoyed seeing Harry at mom and dad’s place. Jerry & Connie Kramer

  5. My sympathies go out to the Stough family during this time of loss. Your father is in your heart and will never leave or ever be forgotten. Jeannie Fisher

  6. Every time we would run into Harry he would always have a smile and a greeting, we’d talk a bit about fishing and of course about his family, and then go on our way. He’ll certainly be missed around Nashua. You have our sympathy.

  7. Your loss is our loss as well. It is never easy losing someone as we all know. Harry, was one of the greatest guys. We kids we spent hours at your home and there was never a dull moment. I am so glad to have been able to reconnect with Harry in recent times and hope to keep track of your clan as best I can. We grieve yet we must move onward and upward. I hope it is hugs all around now that he joins your mother, our dad and lil sister Christine. Verlene K. (Goodale) Cannon, Waterloo, Iowa.

  8. God Bless you Harry, you were a great friend to the folks. They always had such a good time with you. Rest in peace.


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