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Wallace STOUDT Obituary
Wallace "Wally" was born on 9/12/1930 to Titus and Hattie Stoudt. He passed away on 08/30/2013. Wally left the 8th grade to help support his family. In 1951, Wally joined the Army as a Paratrooper during the Korean War. Upon his return, he met and married the love of his life, Laurajean K. English and spent the next 32 years at Boeing. Wally is survived by his Sister: Grace C Strobel of Bethlehem PA; Daughters: Christi Henley (Dale) of Whidbey Island; and Jeanette Stoudt of Everett, and her son, Fred Stoudt (Elaine) of Edmonds; 6 grandchildren; and 9 great-grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, please share you memories online at www.acaciafuneralhome.com or by mail. Wally will always be remembered by his strength and support of others, while being balanced with duty and honor.
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for Wallace STOUDT
October 5, 2014
We can't believe it's been over a year already. Still miss him. Have so many wonderful memories :)
Dick & Marlys
September 17, 2013
Thank you for sharing Wally's obit. Workes with Wally on the Everett site, he was a great friend and coworker. I am sure he wil be missed by all.
Rolland Green
Christi (Stoudt)Henley
September 14, 2013
Thank you for sharing all your memories of my dad. He always taught us kids to work hard and never quit. He was devoted to his family and worked hard to provide for us. He had a high standard of work ethics which he instilled into the three of us. I will always cherish the time we worked together at the Everett Boeing plant. The memories of all our family trips across country. We miss him so much, my grandchildren love their grandpa and his trains. It is just not the same without dad and mom. There is a void that just can not be filled. At present they are asleep and we look forward to their resurrection and better times ahead. What a wonderful future still lies ahead. This hope is all we have to hang onto. Love from daughter and family
Christi (Stoudt)Henley
September 14, 2013
Thank you for sharing your memories of my dad. He always taught us kids to work hard and never quit. He was devoted to his family and worked hard to provide for us. He had a high standard of work ethics which he instilled into the three of us. I will always cherish the time we worked together at the Everett Boeing plant. The memories of all our family trips across country. We miss him so much, my grandchildren love their grandpa and his trains. It is just not the same without dad and mom. There is a void that just can not be filled. At present they are asleep and we look forward to their resurrection and better times ahead. What a wonderful future still lies ahead. This hope is all we have to hang onto. Love from daughter and family
September 12, 2013
Since we were not here when Jean passed away, just want to add that she is dearly missed also. We spent many hours chatting & I really miss that. She was a great friend. Miss seeing them both across the street. Have a lot of wonderful memories of them both. Marlys
September 12, 2013
Dick & I are so sorry for your loss. Wally was a dear friend & neighbor for 52 years. He will be forever missed & in our hearts. He was always so willing to help & did help us in so many ways over the years. Remember we are here for you. With our love, Dick & Marlys
Edwin Jones
September 12, 2013
Wally , many of us owe a lot to you on how we were molded into maintenance crafts. Your expectations became ours, your values became our values. You are truly a Boeing legend and you will and do live in our hearts everyday as we make decisions and work problems here at work. New people are introduced to you through us who knew you for so long and worked next to you. So my friend I offer you a Well Done! for your service and friendship to all of us.
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