Alan Lee Stangel

Alan Lee Stangel, born on January 5, 1972, passed away unexpectedly on April 14, 2026, leaving behind a profound sense of loss to all who had the privilege of knowing him. Alan’s life was marked by his warm spirit, touching generosity, and a good sense of humor that brightened the days of those around him. His ability to find joy even in simple moments was a testament to the kind-hearted person he was.

Alan possessed a remarkable talent for drawing, a passion that brought him immense joy and allowed his creativity to flourish. Those who were fortunate enough to see his artwork knew of the gentle care and insight he poured into each piece, reflecting not only his skill but also his unique perspective on life.

At the heart of Alan's life was his close relationship with his mother, Kathy Axtman, with whom he shared a deep and loving bond. Their connection was a source of strength for him, and their cherished moments together were filled with warmth and understanding. Alan’s wife, Kathleen Stangel, was not only his life partner but also one of his closest friends. Their relationship was a cornerstone of his life, rich with companionship, love, and enduring support.

Family was at the center of Alan's life, surrounded by those who loved him deeply. His daughter, Alyssa Newbury and granddaughter, Clara Leigh Newbury, his siblings, Jodie Robinson and Andy Stangel and numerous aunts and uncles. Alan’s father, Andrew J. Stangel, preceded him in passing.

Alan Lee Stangel’s sudden departure leaves a silence that echoes with the memories of his gentle soul, his laughter, and the kindness he extended so freely. His legacy is one of love, creativity, and cherished relationships that will endure in the hearts of his family and friends. Alan will be deeply missed, remembered fondly as a beloved husband, father, son, brother, and friend who brought light to the lives he touched.