Stirling Edwin Mcpherson

Stirling Edwin McPherson, passed away peacefully on July 11, 2025, at the age of 78. Born on October 10, 1946, in San Bernardino, California, Stirling's life was marked by his unwavering commitment to his country, his passion for classic automobiles, and his deeply held faith.

Stirling's early life in California set the stage for a journey of service and dedication. After completing his education, he answered the call of duty and served with honor in the United States Army. His military service was a defining period of his life, instilling in him a sense of discipline and a love for his nation that he carried with him long after his service ended.

Stirling found his calling as a mill operator at Alumax in Riverside, CA. His work ethic and commitment to excellence were evident in everything he did, and he was respected by all who had the privilege to work alongside him.

Stirling's interests were as multifaceted as the man himself. With a particular fondness for classic cars, he was proud to own a 1951 Chevy truck. He enjoyed going to car shows in his spare time. Stirling 's most cherished times were spent with a rod in his hand, fishing with his grandson Morgan.

Travel was another of Stirling's joys. He relished the opportunity to explore new places and experience different scenery. Stirling was a man of faith, and his beliefs were a cornerstone of his existence. His quiet strength was rooted in his spiritual life, and he found solace and guidance in his religious beliefs.

Stirling was also an avid golfer, finding peace on the green fairways under the open sky. His love for the sport was not about competition but about the pleasure of the game and the camaraderie it brought.

Throughout his life, Stirling's patriotism never wavered. He was proud of his country and what it stood for, and he was often moved by displays of the American flag and what it represented. His quiet demeanor and a deep-seated love for his homeland, he was the embodiment of the values he held dear.

Stirling is survived by his only child, daughter, Holli Williams and her husband Richard, grandson, Morgan Williams, twin brother, Steven McPherson, and brother, Stanley McPherson. He is preceded in death by wife, Jane McPherson, parents, Bobby and Yvette McPherson, and sister, Jenice Leslie.