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Fulkerson - Stevenson Funeral Home

Donald "Don" Stambaugh
1.21.1938 - September 8, 2020

Place of Birth: Bingham, MI
 Residence: Sidney, Montana
 Age: 82

Tom Garner (Bellaire, Mi)
Sep 10, 2020
Brother Don Stanbaugh was a wonderful friend and a beloved Masonic Brother. He will be greatly missed.
My condolences go out to Diana and the entire Stanbaugh family.
Tom Garner
Lynn & Linda Powers (Sidney, MT.)
Sep 11, 2020
Sincere condolences to you Jeff and Marcia on your loss. Prays to and for the family.
Elly Schalin (Ravenna, Ohio)
Sep 11, 2020
Deanna and family, I can only bring sadness for you on losing your cherished Husband and children's Father.
I wish Of course Rusty and I could be with you and
your children. We have very fond memories of Don.
What a wonderful friendly and spirited person. The first time we met it seemed like we knew him forever. I will always remember thinking of him as the energizer bunny! I hope Jesus has work for him or he is not going to be happy!!! God Bless you and your children and we will talk soon!!
Love You, Elly and Rusty
Elda Gabrielson (Sidney, MT)
Sep 11, 2020
Don accomplished so much while fighting illness. Such a talented industrious gentleman! My sincere sympathy to Deanna and family.
Ken and Becky Rockeman (Big Timber, Montana)
Sep 12, 2020
Deanna, Bruce, Orin, Bert, and Jeff----Our hearts are broken today as we learned of the passing of Don! Please accept our condolences and prayers for you all as you walk through this time of loss. Please allow me to expound for a minute---I first knew and worked with Don, as most of you know, when I went to work for Dual Drilling in 1980. I also worked with Orin, Bert, and some with Jeff through the years of oilfield work there around Sidney. I have NEVER worked with or for a more fabulous family! You all became family to me! Don was an a man that I looked up to. He was THE man that I most cared to emulate through my life. He was a man that was the BEST boss that anyone would ever have! He never asked anyone to do anything that he wouldn't do himself. He was not loud and demeaning to his crews----he was a teacher!! I learned more about managing people and about learning about the oilfield than I could have ever learned from anyone else! He was a dear friend, also! Always someone that I looked up to! Thank you all for sharing him with us---and SO many others! Love and miss you all. If any of you are ever out toward Billings, MT, please look me up in the Big Timber, MT phone book or call me @ 406-930-0750. Blessings to you all, and our prayers for every one!
Love---Ken and Becky Rockeman
Big Timber, MT.
Florene Green (Billings, MT)
Sep 12, 2020
My thoughts and prayers are with you Deanna and family. I have missed seeing you. Florene
Bud and Shirley Hosner (Davenport, Florida)
Sep 12, 2020
Sorry for your loss we enjoyed all our visits with you folks.
Wish we could have been part of your lives sooner.
Debbie Kunda (Sidney, MT)
Sep 13, 2020
I was so sad to see Don had passed away. I truly enjoyed seeing Don when he delivered steel to Kunda Welding. I considered him a truly good friend. He was such an inspiring man
Kathy Tobiason (Sidney, Montana)
Sep 13, 2020
My deepest sympathy and prayers go out to all of you at the loss of your loved one. R.I.P Don!
Eldon & Dana Moos (Sidney, Montana)
Sep 14, 2020
Our family got to know Don & Deana 36 years ago September 15 the day after Cassandra was born they became instant sergant grandparents to our kids, as they moved next door to us!
Don was the kindness man ever known! Kin gentle words to his love of gardening and kids
Don never mixed words, he loved his country and working! Never a bad word, nor complained about anything! He is already missed by many. Our prayers weigh heavy for Deanna and the family.
Eldon, Dana, Cassandra and Alan
M.B. (Billings , Montana)
Sep 15, 2020
Please accept my deepest condolences for your loss, I always hoped I'd get the chance to meet him.