Zanesville High School Alumni
Zanesville, Ohio (OH)
In Memory of
Wayne E. Stotts
1936-2024
Born Nov 24, 1936, Wayne E. Stotts attended Zanesville High School in Zanesville, OH.
Class of 1950
Nov 24, 1936 - Nov 18, 2024
Nov 24, 1936 - Nov 18, 2024
Wayne Elsworth Stotts, 87, of Zanesville went Home to be with the Lord on Monday, November 18, 2024, at Genesis Hospice Morrison House surrounded by his family.
Wayne was born in Zanesville on November 24, 1936, to the late Harmon and Zelma Longshore Stotts. He retired from Rockwell after many years of dedicated service. As a faithful and devoted Christian, he was a long-time member of Zanesville First Church of the Nazarene. Wayne enjoyed spending time at Church functions and being with his family.
He was a bus driver for West Muskingum School District. He was very involved with the Church of the Nazarene Work and Witness, where he travelled around the country and the world. He was also a member of the Good Sam Camping Club.
He is survived by five children: Crystal Stotts, Rita (Steve) Stanbery, Karen (Troy) Patterson, Richard (Sandy Myers) Stotts and Virginia (Robert) Browning; a brother Daniel Stotts; one sister: Nora Davis; grandchildren: Patrick (Lindsay) Stanbery, Jenna (Adam) Gahm, Colin (Katelyn Dennison) Patterson, Kendra Church, Sarah Crawford, Morgan (Tim) Caton, Alex (Jessica) Stotts; great-grandchildren: Regan, Ellison, Liam, Zaler, Bailey, Skyler, Gage, Amiya, Audria, Aislynn, Alyna, Evan, Gage, Theo and Esther.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his loving wife Nancy Crumbraker Stotts; five sisters: Essie Davis, Elaine Peterson, Josephine Barner, Corrina Holman and Joy Gortner; and two brothers: Dale Stotts and Johnny Stotts.
Wayne was born in Zanesville on November 24, 1936, to the late Harmon and Zelma Longshore Stotts. He retired from Rockwell after many years of dedicated service. As a faithful and devoted Christian, he was a long-time member of Zanesville First Church of the Nazarene. Wayne enjoyed spending time at Church functions and being with his family.
He was a bus driver for West Muskingum School District. He was very involved with the Church of the Nazarene Work and Witness, where he travelled around the country and the world. He was also a member of the Good Sam Camping Club.
He is survived by five children: Crystal Stotts, Rita (Steve) Stanbery, Karen (Troy) Patterson, Richard (Sandy Myers) Stotts and Virginia (Robert) Browning; a brother Daniel Stotts; one sister: Nora Davis; grandchildren: Patrick (Lindsay) Stanbery, Jenna (Adam) Gahm, Colin (Katelyn Dennison) Patterson, Kendra Church, Sarah Crawford, Morgan (Tim) Caton, Alex (Jessica) Stotts; great-grandchildren: Regan, Ellison, Liam, Zaler, Bailey, Skyler, Gage, Amiya, Audria, Aislynn, Alyna, Evan, Gage, Theo and Esther.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his loving wife Nancy Crumbraker Stotts; five sisters: Essie Davis, Elaine Peterson, Josephine Barner, Corrina Holman and Joy Gortner; and two brothers: Dale Stotts and Johnny Stotts.
Alisha Allen '88 said:
My condolences to his family. I believe that we may be cousins. My grandmother is Edna Stotts.
Alisha (Allen) Urban
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