Edwin Harrison Stone

December 04, 2025

Let the family know you care by sharing this tribute.

Edwin Harrison Stone, a Baltimore native and respected attorney who practiced in Baltimore County for 50 years and was a familiar face on the Chesapeake Bay, died Dec. 4 at his home in Vero Beach, Florida. He was 91.
Born in the Summer of 1934, at University Memorial Hospital in Baltimore, Harrison — as everyone called him — was the only child of Jesse and Evelyn Harrison Stone. He attended McDonogh School graduating in 1952. He went on to Washington and Lee University graduating in 1956. Harrison served as Lieutenant Commander in the United States Navy before earning his law degree from the University of Virginia in 1962.

Harrison began his career as an assistant States attorney in Baltimore County before becoming a partner in the firm of Royston, Mueller, McLean & Reid, where he practiced law until his retirement. He met and later married the love of his life, Barbara Chance of Philadelphia, in the Spring of 1965 settling down in Towson, MD.

On weekends he could usually be found sailing. A past commodore of the Gibson Island Yacht Squadron, he spent his free time enjoying the Ravens and Orioles and playing music. Harrison loved Jazz music playing clarinet and saxophone.

Harrison is survived by his wife of 60 years, Barbara Chance Stone; two sons, Edwin Harrison Stone Jr. and Thomas Martyn Stone; and 5 grandchildren. A service will be held at a later date at Wytheville Baptist Church in Wytheville, Virginia, with burial to follow at East End Cemetery.

Let the family know you care by sharing this tribute.

Leave a Condolence

Recent Reviews

The service from Millennium was outstanding. Rachel was sweet, personable and very comforting. It was important to me that my dad was kept locally where I knew where he would be. Very nice facility, state of the art and quality of my fathers remains were so refined compared to my mothers years ago. I highly recommend this place for an affordable choice for your loved one. Thank you for making an already stressful event easy. With high regards, the Esposito and Keith Family.

Esposito and Keith Family

Vero Beach
Millennium Cremation provided a fantastic service to our family at a difficult time. Our beloved mother passed away in Vero Beach and the rest of the family was in other parts of the country. Due to the Covid health crisis, none of us could get to Vero Beach in person. That's where Millennium took over. They helped us manage everything, coordinated with a cemetery in Maine, managed the obituaries, expedited all the paperwork, and even delivered an important document locally that saved us days. Funeral director Rachel was a godsend, and she made it clear what she was going to do, and what we needed to do. If you know what you want, Millennium is highly recommended, and the savings versus the full service mortuaries is significant.

M. Cross

Vero Beach

Our Price for Direct Cremation $795

Direct Cremation Fee Includes

Transportation from the place of death to our family owned crematory
Basic alternative cremation container
Refrigeration of your loved one
Cremation performed by our crematory professional
Securing all required authorizations
Filing the death certificate
Notifying social security administration
If veteran, filing for free US flag
Assisting with newspaper obituaries
Cremains are returned to you in a temporary container

Other Fees That May Apply

Medical Examiner (fees vary by county)
Transportation outside 35 miles
Death certificates (fees vary by county)
Newspaper Obituaries (fee charged by newspaper)
Keepsakes
Permanent Urn
Jewelry

Start Online Arrangement