John W. Stokes II

I met John and Alloe during the summer of 1973. I was the summer cook for Mrs. Walter Stokes in Saunderstown, RI. John taught me to play tennis and insisted on which racket (a Davis) and real gut strings I should purchase. I still play that that racket. I recently found pictures of their wonderful family and was surprised to find his obituary on line. My sincere condolences to Alloe, Kemberly, Walter and Anne. I will always cherish the memories of that summer. Sheila Ann Moore

Dear Alloe,

I was doing an inspection with Jim Entwistle yesterday who told me the sad news of John's death. You and he have been beacons of charity for the thirty years I've known you and know that the world will be less kind without him. My sympathy goes to you and your family.
Nancy Thorne

Our prayers for you and your family,
Alloe. We were so fortunate to have known such a prince of a fellow and his family.
Pinkie and Jim Ford

Many fond memories in Narragansett.
We are thinking of you and sending our love.

May the love of family and friends comfort and strengthen you in the days ahead.

Dearest Stokes family,

I hope that you can find some comfort in your many special memories and in the thought of the happy years you shared.

With love and sympathy,

Maria D. Tuschall

Dear Alloe: Please accept our heartfelt sympathy on the loss of Johnny. He was a wonderful man and will be missed by all. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. May you find comfort in all your special memories.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Alloe and Family - We send you our deepest sympathy; you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Thinking 0f allyou.i am offering my
deepest condolences.

Dear Mrs. Stokes, Kemble, Ellery and Walter....

Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you all. I have wonderful memories of Mr. Stokes from each summer as we grew up.

Much love,
Whitney Moore (Barker)

Offering our deepest condolences during this time.

Dear Alloe, Walter, Ellery and Kemble,

John was a class act, a gentleman's gentleman. Regret very much to have not visited with him the past year or so --

Will always remember John for the way he looked at the Lady of his life and spoke about his children. He was so proud of all of you.
Will never forget the day John called me to join the Board of the Bridgeport Cabaret -- no one could say "no" to John when he believed in a cause.

Thinking of you with Much Affection, Nicole & Jeff