Alberta Louise Stumpff, 93, of Madill, Oklahoma, passed away peacefully at her home on September 14, 2025. She was born on December 11th, 1931, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to Albert J. Schepp and Louise C. Katschor Schepp. Alberta lived on her family ranch outside of Manhattan, Kansas for the first 14 years of her life. She attended Deep Creek School, a one-room school house where one teacher taught all grades with a total of eight students. Alberta later moved to Sulphur, Oklahoma, where she began her freshman year at Sulphur High School. While in high school, she met Phillip Wilmot Stumpff, who wooed her with his horse named Smokey.

She graduated from Sulphur High School in 1949. On September 4, 1951, Alberta and Phillip were secretly married in Gainesville, Texas. Phillip had voluntarily enlisted in the United States Air Force and returned from basic training. Their first two years of marriage were spent apart, as Phillip was stationed in Japan during the Korean Conflict, where he served as a Cryptographer in Military Intelligence. During this time, Alberta attended the Kansas City Art Institute, where she majored in Interior Design and graduated in 1952. After Phillip returned from overseas, the couple lived in Colorado and Montana, where he continued his service in Military Intelligence. When his final year of service was complete, they moved to Norman, Oklahoma, where Phillip attended the University of Oklahoma and Alberta worked as a secretary at the University of Oklahoma Student Union. Following his graduation, they returned to Sulphur, where Phillip opened and operated a small credit grocery store on the east side of town, while Alberta established a women's boutique, the Klothes Kloset, which she proudly operated for more than 20 years. In 1967, the family moved to Oakland, Oklahoma, where she and Phillip devoted themselves to raising their four children, a couple of nephews, several dogs, and a lively group of neighborhood kids who were always part of their home. Oakland and Madill became their lifelong home. Together, they owned and operated Brookside Manor Nursing Center. Phillip and Alberta shared 37 wonderful years together before Phillip's passing on December 17, 1988. Alberta gave her heart to Jesus Christ, her Lord and Savior, and was saved and baptized at Calvary Baptist Church in Sulphur, Oklahoma. Alberta, along with Phillip, was affiliated with the Baptist faith and helped start Trinity Baptist Church, in Great Falls Montana as well as Oakview Baptist Church in Oakland, Oklahoma. She was instrumental in teaching youth in Sunday school at several churches. She had a deep love for traveling, art, plants, as well as Oklahoma Sooners Football and her Kansas City Chiefs and especially watching Quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Her adventures took her across five continents and all fifty states, leaving her with a lifetime of cherished memories. After the birth of her first grandchild, Alberta became affectionately known as "G" to her family and friends. G loved watching her grandchildren and eventually great grandchildren grow up.The hostess with the mostest, G held an annual New Years Eve party that her grandchildren and their significant others attended well into their adulthoods. She will be terribly missed by all who knew her, especially her family.

She will be lovingly remembered by:

Children: Son, Kurt Stumpff and wife, Elise of Ardmore, Oklahoma

Son, Erik Stumpff and wife, Hong of Denison, Texas

Daughter, Stacia Goodwin and husband, Brent of Madill, Oklahoma

Daughter, Stefanie Stumpff and husband, Mike Bagley of Madill, Oklahoma

Grandchildren: Alexa and David White; Hannah and Josh Yocham; Sierra Stumpff, Questin Stumpff, Blake and Aaron Love, Drue and Timothy Hardin, Easton Goodwin, Taber and Carlee Bagley, and Traven Bagley.

Great Grandchildren: Luca and Lennon White; Corey, Caius, and Asher Love; Coen, Layton, and Asa Hardin; Sutton and Banks Bagley.

Sister/Niece: Fran Schepp Ruh and husband Ron Ruh of Omaha, Nebraska.

Sister-in Law: Dixie and husband Wyatt Stephens of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Special Friends: Kenneth and Paula Seematter of Manhattan, Kansas.

And many nieces and nephews.

Alberta was preceded in death by her husband, parents, brother Alvin Schepp, and sister Frances Wilkie.

Alberta's family would like to give an extra special thank you to Dr. Shannon Goodwin Chambers and all of the care givers with Visiting Angels Home Care as well as Elara Caring Hospice.

A private family service will be held in Manhattan, Kansas; Alberta's "Home Place on Deep Creek Road". She will be laid to rest in the Schepp family plot at Pleasant Valley Cemetery. Services will be under the direction of Watts Funeral Home in Madill, Oklahoma. Condolences may be sent to wattsfuneralhome.com.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to a charity of your choice.