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In loving memory of

Roland Jason Stumon

October 1, 1977 — November 30, 2021

Roland Jason Stumon (Oct. 1, 1977–Nov. 30, 2021) was a Whittier resident whose life mattered to family and friends — remembered for the quiet presence he brought to everyday moments.

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Remembering Roland

A life held close in memory

Roland Jason Stumon, born October 1, 1977 in California, passed away on November 30, 2021. A longtime resident of Whittier, Roland is remembered by those who knew him for the steady, unassuming way he moved through life and for the small kindnesses he offered to neighbors and friends.

Roland’s life was rooted in his community. He lived in Whittier for many years and touched the people around him with simple, dependable gestures — a friendly greeting, a helping hand when needed, and the practical presence of someone who cared for his neighborhood. Those who gathered to remember him noted his calm manner and the everyday conversations that made ordinary days better.

A memorial service was arranged at Rose Hills Memorial Park SkyRose Chapel in Whittier, offering friends and family a place to share memories and celebrate Roland’s life. While Roland’s public record is brief, the attendance and messages of sympathy recorded by the funeral care providers reflect the regard many held for him.

Roland’s passing is mourned by family and friends who recall him as a real person with ties to his community. The family has welcomed condolences and expressions of sympathy through the funeral provider’s memorial page, where loved ones can leave memories and photos that help keep his presence alive in the hearts of those who cared for him.

Though words can only do so much, the warmth in notes and remembrances from those who knew Roland offers a lasting testament: his life mattered to people who will carry his memory forward.

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Remembering Roland with compassion and heartfelt sympathy. May every good memory bring some measure of comfort to the people whose lives were touched by this loss.

Joanne W.