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Edward Stuckey, 54, Vero Beach

Written by: May 06 2010
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Edward Stuckey, 54, died April 29, 2010, at VNA Hospice House in Vero Beach.

He was born in Ozark, Ala., and lived in Indian River County for 42 years, coming from his birthplace.

Survivors include his wife, Patricia Stuckey; mother, Nuna G. Stuckey of Vero Beach; son, Walter Dobson of Vero Beach; daughters, Yolanda McNair of Port St. Lucie and Natasha Stuckey of West Palm Beach; stepsons, Eric Johnson of Cooksville, Tenn., Cedric Osborn of Delray and Charles Osborne of Vero Beach; stepdaughters, Erica Johnson, Evonia Johnson and Shayla Dobson, all of Vero Beach; brothers, James Stuckey, Jack Stuckey, Mackerl Stuckey and Jerry Stuckey, all of Vero Beach; sister, Annie Stuckey Shelly of Vero Beach; and 11 grandchildren.

Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. May 7 at Hortense/Mills Memorial Funeral Home. A funeral will be at noon May 8 at Humble Church of Christ in Vero Beach.

Burial will follow in Gifford Cemetery.

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