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Mrs. Stoll was a homemaker and former teacher. She
was born Nov. 15, 1929, in Peoria to Truman and
Jessie Groce Hatcher. She married Hubert Stoll in
Springfield on June 26, 1949.
She is survived by her husband, of Chestnut; four
sons, Dennis Stoll of Chestnut, Kenton (and Marcia)
Stoll of Chestnut, Kerwyn (and Karen) Stoll of
Mattoon and Rodney Stoll of Savoy; four daughters,
Cheryl (and James) Poffenbarger of Mount Pulaski,
Klista (and Raymond) Hegele of Springfield, Brenda
(and Allyn) Colantino of Springfield and Deanna (and
Larry) Pratt of Cropsey; two brothers, Charles
(Rowena) Black of Springfield and Kenneth (and
Marilyn) Hatcher of Lewiston, Idaho; a
sister-in-law, Aurelia Stoll of Chestnut; 26
grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents and two
infant grandchildren.
Mrs. Stoll was a member of Chestnut Zion Lutheran
Church. In addition to being a vocalist and choir
director, she served as president of the Lincoln
Zone Lutheran Women's Missionary League, volunteered
with Laborers For Christ in several states, served
as a Master Food Preserver and Home Extension member
with the University of Illinois Extension, and was a
longtime 4-H foods judge at county shows and the
Illinois State Fair.
She attended Concordia College in River Forest
and taught at St. Paul's Lutheran School in Bonduel,
Wis., and at Zion Lutheran School in Mount Pulaski.
The Stoll Family was named the 1982 National
Amateur Music Family of the Year.
Memorials may be made to Chestnut Zion Lutheran
Church or the donor's choice.
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