Robert Antonio Stoldal
September 21, 1964 ~ February 4, 2020 (age 55) 55 Years Old
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Robert Antonio (Tony) Stoldal
Tony was a lifelong Las Vegan. He was born September 21, 1964 and after a long illness, left us February 4, 2020.
Tony attended CVT Gilbert and Squires Elementary, John C Fremont Junior High and graduated from Las Vegas High.
He joined the US Air Force and was assigned to Edwards Air Force as a non-destructive design investigator. Upon his return to civilian life, he was a mill worker, crafting and installing designer doors and windows.
Tony is survived by his wife Kimberly; mother Annie McClain Barclay, father Robert Stoldal and stepmother Kay Stoldal and stepfather Don Barclay; his brothers Adam, Matthew and Christian Stoldal and Michael Barclay; and a throng of loving aunts, uncles and cousins.
Tony was an avid auto racing, Oakland (Las Vegas) Raiders fan and Golden Knights fan.
He was always there to help anyone who needed it, from household repairs to cooking (best pasta sauce ever made by an Irish guy). We all learned, however, that his auto repair skills were best left unsolicited.
Tony never met a stranger, just people he hadn't had a chance to talk to yet. He will be greatly missed by family and friends. The world will be a much quieter and duller place without him.
Tony was a lifelong Las Vegan. He was born September 21, 1964 and after a long illness, left us February 4, 2020.
Tony attended CVT Gilbert and Squires Elementary, John C Fremont Junior High and graduated from Las Vegas High.
He joined the US Air Force and was assigned to Edwards Air Force as a non-destructive design investigator. Upon his return to civilian life, he was a mill worker, crafting and installing designer doors and windows.
Tony is survived by his wife Kimberly; mother Annie McClain Barclay, father Robert Stoldal and stepmother Kay Stoldal and stepfather Don Barclay; his brothers Adam, Matthew and Christian Stoldal and Michael Barclay; and a throng of loving aunts, uncles and cousins.
Tony was an avid auto racing, Oakland (Las Vegas) Raiders fan and Golden Knights fan.
He was always there to help anyone who needed it, from household repairs to cooking (best pasta sauce ever made by an Irish guy). We all learned, however, that his auto repair skills were best left unsolicited.
Tony never met a stranger, just people he hadn't had a chance to talk to yet. He will be greatly missed by family and friends. The world will be a much quieter and duller place without him.
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