Lawrence Edward "Ed" Stollenwerck

Chuck, Ed & Willie; Your Dad was a Good Man. My thoughts and prayers are with you guys as you attempt to fill the void that will never be totally filled. Thanks Mr. Stollenwerck... I owe you one... or maybe two or three... for being my friend in my younger, formative years.... God Bless You, Rest In Peace, Dick Weiler

Cousin, I'm sorry that we never met! Not sure why our families never kept in touch! I'll see you on the other side! Clark Baldon, Arthur Accola's Grandson.

The world has lost a true gentleman.

My deepest sympathies.
Terri Stock

I will always remember Ed as a great man and a great mentor, the man who taught me a lot and always had a good advice, rest in peace.

Gerardo Flores

I worked with Ed for many years. We had a lot of fun, but then there was his serious side. We joked a lot about retirement as to whether he actually would. No problem on my end, I retired.

I had the privilege of working with Ed at Dart Container. Right after Ed started with the company the two of us traveled to Boston together. He helped me understand a lot of film and bag issues. And in doing so he threw in some Satchel Page quotes.

During my entire time at Dart Ed had a huge positive impact on me. He could’ve been a professional mentor or a professional Christmas letter writer.

I will miss him.

George Jenkins

My Uncle Ed was my favorite uncle! He taught me how to play a mean game of pool, which truly came in handy a time or two. I accompanied him as a young girl to breakfast at Brennans in NoLa, and something about the way he stated to the hostess that the Stollenwerck party had arrived, made me feel very important a true VIP! My heartfelt condolences to his sons, my favorite cousins, and their loved ones.
Loanna