Stacy Webber, 59, of Jasonville, Indiana, unexpectedly entered into eternal rest on April 19, 2026 at his home. He began his life journey on February 12,1967 in Oxford Ohio, one of four son’s born to Elmer Lee and Charmie (Robbins) Webber. After graduation he proudly served his country, in the United States Navy. He was presently a dedicated part of the RTC family, serving as Director of Operations.

His passion for the outdoors and adventure were a deep-rooted part of who he was. He enjoyed fishing, deer and boar hunting, gardening and spending time outdoors. He was very much a talented hands on "do it yourself" guy, who enjoyed working with his hands. Being a private person, he enjoyed his little corner of the world, he proudly called his home, where he had several ponds to fish and a hand built cabin to spend time in nature. His generous, friendly, courteous, spunky and sarcastic personality was evident to those who were honored to know him well.

His family was undoubtedly his greatest treasure, he enjoyed sharing adventures with them, from cruising to Alaska, along with road trips all over the United States. His foreign travels were many, over his Navy career, spending time in Hawaii, Philippines, Thailand, along with numerous others. He was an awesome Dad, grandad and brother. He enjoyed sharing experiences, while making lifetime memories to cherish, such as the tradition of renting Clayshire Castle every Christmas to spend time together and enjoy the atmosphere. His passing leaves a void that will be forever missed, all while cherishing the everlasting memories they made with him.

Those gone before him are his parents, and one brother, Robert Webber.

His memory will be eternally cherished by his children, Kaitlyn Webber (Michael Jaco), Heather Webber and Nathaniel Lee Webber; siblings, Tracy Webber (Dawn) and Brian Webber; his pride and joys, his grandchildren, Aden, Sammy “Sam Bone”, Mason and Maddy, along with nieces, nephews, extended family and friends.

Services to celebrate a life well lived, will be at Holmes Memorial Chapel, on Sunday, April 26, 2026 beginning at 12:00pm. until time of service at 3:00pm. Military rites will be conducted by, Sullivan County Honor Guard.

He will be laid to rest in Springdale Cemetery, Reily, Ohio.