John Stuckey Memorial Program

In Loving Memory
December 25, 1944 – june 17, 2022
John Wesley Stuckey, Sr.
friday, june 24, 2022
eleven o'clock am
saint mark ame church cemetery
the reverend janice mcmillan, eulogist

Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no
evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.
—Psalm 23:4
r. John Wesley Stuckey was born December 25, 1944,
in Johnsonville, SC to Mr. William P. Stuckey and
Mrs.Ruth (Woodberry) Stuckey; he entered eternal
rest Friday, June 17, 2022.
John attended Johnsonville Elementary and High School. He was
employed as a mechanic at Ham’s Auto Sales for twenty-six years.At
an early age, he along with his father, mother, and siblings attended
Saint Mark A.M.E. Church.
John, better known as JW, was very personable, energetic,
encouraging, and knew how to fix a car, truck, and above all, knew
where to get the car parts cheaper than the dealership’s price.
He was preceded in death by his parents, William P. Stuckey and
Ruth Woodberry Stuckey; sisters, Hermenia McCray, Elizabeth
Bordan, Lillie Mae Robinson; and brother, William James Stuckey.
Left to cherish his precious memories are his wife of the home, Mrs.
Ella Stuckey; five children, David (Melba) Stuckey, John Welsey
(Sharon) Stuckey. Jr., Dwaine Coleman, Diane (Andy) Green and
Stuart Stuckey; two sisters, Mrs. Ruby Robinson and Annie Ruth
Eaddy of Florence, SC; one brother-in-law, Reverend Preston
Robinson of Florence, SC; and a host of family and friends.
JW: A Life Well Lived! It’s alright to go home when your work is
done!

order of service
The Reverend Janice McMillian, Presiding
Prelude
Processional
Hymn … Blessed Assurance
Prayer............................................................ Deacon David Stuckey
Scriptures.................Old Testament—The Reverend Elma Galbreath
New Testament—The Reverend Henry Davis
Remarks.................................................................. Mrs. Judy Eaddy
Solo......................................................................Mrs. Michelle Tony
Words of Comfort............................. The Reverend Janice McMillian
Solo......................................................................Mrs. Michelle Tony
Recessional
interment
Saint Mark Cemetery
Johnsonville, South Carolina

Acknowledgements
The Family wishes to express their deep appreciation and sincere thanks for all acts of kindness
shown to them during their time of bereavement.
May God richly bless all of you.
Professional Services Entrusted To
Ideal Funeral Parlor, Inc.
106 East Darlington Street
Florence, SC
Phone: (843) 662-3581
Fax: (843) 665-7830
www.idealfuneral.com
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