Brian David Stockhoff

Prayers for the precious family. I am Army Lieutenant General A.C.Roper currently serving on active duty. In my civilian capacity, I retired as the Chief of Police in Birmingham, AL. Brian was cut from the same cloth, serving his country as a Soldier and his community in law enforcement. When Brian deployed to Iraq he served in one of my subordinate units so I understand his impact, his leadership and his legacy. C.H. Spurgeon poignantly stated it this way: "A good character is the best...

Rest In Peace. Thank you for your service.

Certain people bring a brightness into this world that cannot be diminished. A part of Brian's will always shine through me. I am grateful for the love you gave us and I will always smile through the tears when I think of you. Rest in peace my Jersey brother. I love you.

God bless you Brian you were a beautiful, caring and loving Son, Husband and Dad* May you Rest In Peace*** Ride into the Light with Sambucca* Sending Prayers To Comfort You All* Love, Joanne Hesse, Dean Esposito***

A wonderful, generous and caring young man, taken much too early. Our condolences to his entire family. We will miss you on the river, and at the nightly bonfires in Vermont.

God Speed Thank you for your service

Brian came into our lives 20 years ago when he transferred into our son’s Army unit. He stayed with us every duty weekend and we soon came to think of him as our other son. Brian was one of the finest young men I have ever known. For every hat he wore in life he gave it his all and was the best that he could bedeputy, coach, soldier, husband, father, son, brother and friend. He was a ray of sunshine with his infectious smile and loving heart. We were honored to be his “Florida family “. A...

I've been at the courthouse often for work in the last ten years. Every time I saw him, Brian was kind, friendly, and helpful, always with that amazing smile. I'm so deeply sorry for your loss and the incredible pain I'm sure you have