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Stephen W. Pinkney Jr., 29, Vero Beach

Written by: March 31 2011
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Stephen W. Pinkney Jr., 29, died March 22, 2011, at Indian River Medical Center.

He was born in Hinesville, Ga., and lived in Indian River County for 20 years.

He attended St. Peters Missionary Baptist Church, Vero Beach.

He attended public schools in Vero Beach.

Survivors include his wife, Jennifer Pinkney, of Vero Beach; sons, Cody Manning and A.J. Williams, both of Vero Beach; parents, Stephen and Debra Denise Pinkney Sr., both of Vero Beach; brother, Stefan Pinkney, of Vero Beach; and sister, Yashica Pinkney, of Vero Beach.

The viewing will be at 10 a.m. with a service at 11 a.m. April 2 at St. Peters Missionary Baptist Church, Vero Beach.

Arrangements are by Stone Brothers Funeral Home.

A guestbook is available at www.stonebrothersfuneralhome.com.

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