| − | Stabler died of [[cancer]] in Bryan ten days shy of his sixty-eighth birthday.<ref name=ktbx>{{cite web|url=http://www.kbtx.com/home/headlines/Former-Bryan-Mayor-Lonnie-Stabler-Loses-Battle-With-Cancer-234129801.html|title=Former Bryan Mayor Lonnie Stabler Loses Battle with Cancer|date=December 2, 2013|publisher=KBTX-TV|accessdate=February 6, 2014}}</ref> | + | Stabler died of [[cancer]] in Bryan ten days shy of his sixty-eighth birthday.<ref name=ktbx>{{cite web|url=http://www.kbtx.com/home/headlines/Former-Bryan-Mayor-Lonnie-Stabler-Loses-Battle-With-Cancer-234129801.html|title=Former Bryan Mayor Lonnie Stabler Loses Battle with Cancer|date=December 2, 2013|publisher=KBTX-TV|accessdate=February 6, 2014; material no longer accessible on-line}}</ref> |
| − | Stabler was first married in 1966 to the former Karla Jean Duckett (born 1948) of College Station, the mother of his children, Randall D. Stabler and wife Jennifer of Round Rock, Texas, Staci D. Stabler Groff and husband David of College Station, and Terri J. Stabler of Allen, Texas. From his second and surviving wife, Leona Kay Stabler, the executive director of the Texas Sign Association,<ref name=tsa/>he acquired step-children, Thomas B. Richards and wife Angie, Lance E. Richards and wife Robyn, and Erin J. Richards, all of Bryan.<ref name=bio/> | + | Stabler was first married in 1966 to the former Karla Jean Duckett (born 1948) of College Station, the mother of his children, Randall D. Stabler and wife Jennifer of Round Rock, Texas, Staci D. Stabler Groff and husband David of College Station, and Terri J. Stabler of Allen, Texas. From his second and surviving wife, Leona Kay Stabler, the executive director of the Texas Sign Association,<ref name=tsa/>he acquired step-children, Thomas B. Richards and wife Angie, Lance E. Richards and wife Robyn, and Erin J. Richards, all of Bryan.<ref name=bio/> |