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Jacklind Xenia “Jackie” Stoner

May 24, 1957 -
August 1, 2017

Jacklind Xenia “Jackie” Stoner, age 60 of Kenosha, passed away on Tuesday, August 1, 2017, after a short battle with Ovarian Cancer.

Born in Kenosha on May 24, 1957, she was the daughter of the late Joseph and Pearl Giannola.

She was united in marriage to George Stoner.

She was employed as an office manager at Associated Wholesale Grocers.

Jackie always brought passion and enthusiasm to the things she loved; children, animals, baking; especially cakes, trying her luck at the casinos, or traveling with her husband. She was always willing and eager to help others by being involved with different charities. Over the years, Jackie organized many fundraisers.

She was a devoted and adoring wife, mother, grandmother, godmother, sister, aunt, cousin and friend. Above all, Jackie loved her family and friends. She will be remembered by them for her amazing sense of humor and selflessness.

Jackie is survived by her husband of 23 years, George Stoner; her daughter, Gina (Frank) Montemurro; her step-son, Jason (Sarah) Stoner; her grandson, Frank, Jr., her sisters, Bonnie (Joe) Gogola, and her twin, Cassie Giannola; and her brothers, Sam (Brenda) and Leonard (Karen) Giannola.

She is further survived by her niece, Jaime Gogola; her nephews, Michael (Tracy) and Brian Gogola, Joey and Danny Cardinali and Matthew Giannola; and great nephews, Brayden and Jonah Gogola.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her beloved son, David Lerdahl; a sister, Janet Cardinali, and a brother, Joe Giannola, Jr.

  • Posted by:
    Katie and Ken Hagen

    George --our deepest sympathy to you and your family at this very difficult and sad time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

  • Posted by:
    Elly DeMeyer

    Gina - our thoughts are with you and your family at such a difficult time. So sorry for all the heartache you've had to endure during a time that should be so happy for you. I did not know your mom, but to see how you have turned out, she must have been very amazing. Her lovely spirit is in you. ?

  • Posted by:
    Gary & Kelly

    The world has lost a lovely light because God has chosen her to take flight. He needed her strength and kind soul to help soothe and guide the lost souls below. For all who loved her will again unite when God calls upon us to take the Heavenly flight. Rest in sweet peace Jackie. We wish the family much strength and faith in the days to come. May her love that filled your hearts and the sweet memories that filled your days, help you to get trough this difficult time. Much peace.

  • Posted by:
    Cheryl Reith

    Dear Cassie and family, Gary and I send our deepest sympathy for your loss. May God Bless you all with his strength and compassion thru this difficult time.

  • Posted by:
    Mary LoCicero

    My condolences to the entire family. You have all been through so much lately. Sending prayers of strength for you all.

  • Posted by:
    Jerry Tobalsky

    twenty years I worked with you. shared coffee in the QC Dept. You were a friend, an associate and above all, a wonderful, caring person. The world has lost one of the truly good people. RIP good friend.

  • Posted by:
    Steph Littner & Dan O'Connell

    I honestly don't know where to begin... and will have to keep this short as I could go on and on about this one of a kind woman. Jackie, you have left a huge void in all of our lives as you were a woman like no other. You had such a spirit for life and gave us all the ability to smile and laugh at your amazing sense of humor. I am honored to have been a part of your much too shortened life and I promise to continue to take care of our GinaGirl. We love you and will forever miss you, my sweet Jackie. Love, StephieGirl, Dan & Peni Lou.

  • Posted by:
    Debra De Stefano

    Cousin who danced with me, laughed until we hurt, did ceramics with, ran up and down the hills at the old house with, had the best sleep overs with when we were young and carefree, and a couple of times, later in life, talked on the phone in sorrow together, in laughter together, my God, you will be so missed....Scrubby bubbles girl, i love you and will find you someday when it's time.