Edward Otto Stuckwisch

Edward Otto Stuckwisch, born on December 20, 1971, and went to be with his Heavenly Father on May 20, 2025. A devoted son, partner, and father, Edward's life was characterized by his unwavering faith and dedication to those he loved. As a self-employed carpenter, he built not only structures but also lasting relationships, bringing warmth and craftsmanship to every project he undertook.

Edward was a faithful servant to The Lord; a man whose spirituality guided his life and actions. He cherished his family and friends deeply, creating a legacy of love that will resonate through the generations. He found joy in listening to the music of the 80s, savoring moments concentrated around Bar-B-Que gatherings with loved ones, and sharing laughter and stories with those closest to him.

His interests were as diverse as his talents. Edward had a passion for working on cars, an affinity for the great outdoors, and the serenity that came from gardening and fishing. He often found solace in streaming his favorite shows such as American Axe Man, Ice Road Truckers, and Swamp People. Edward's love for action was reflected in his admiration for the Fast and Furious movie franchise, which spoke to his adventurous spirit.

He is survived by his loving partner Stacey Salts, with whom he shared 25 wonderful years. Edward was a proud father to son Calvin Salts and his wife Haeven, and daughter Ashley Ray and her husband Micha. His nurturing nature continues into the next generation, as he leaves behind cherished grandchildren Kayleigh Meyers, Kendra Salts, Kaine Lehrkamp, Addison Elizabeth Opal Salts, and Sadie Ray. Edward is also survived by his brothers Franklin Lee Stuckwisch, Raymond Sauls, and Bruno Sauls, along with his sister Virginia Mendez. In addition to his immediate family, Edward had numerous loving nieces, nephews, extended family members, and a host of friends who will remember him fondly.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Gary Stuckwisch and Verla Stuckwisch, who instilled in him the values of love and respect that he carried throughout his life.

A visitation in honor of Edward's life will be held on Wednesday, May 28, 2025 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Neal Funeral Home at 200 S. Washington Ave. in Cleveland, Texas.

Edward Otto Stuckwisch will be missed dearly and remembered lovingly. His spirit will continue to inspire those who had the privilege of knowing him.