Archie Stirling

I am happy to remember my Father today and everyday that I walk this earth without him. When I was a child, I was the closest thing to being a boy that he had out of us three sisters, and he taught me how to play soccer tennis and golf. Recently, I have taken up golf again and on the course I remember all the little tiny helpful hints he would give me. It was almost like he is right there saying 1 foot lined up with the ball 1 foot in front. Keep your eyes on the ball never take them off. You...

I am happy again to remember Archie Stirling on the anniversary of his passing. Memories of him are continually recounted by me and Tom (Hubbert). The drawing board that he left behind at Dos Santos International is routinely used as a white board for working out engineering problems.

Archie Stirling my Father was amazing! Funny! Bright! Smart! Never met a stranger and taught me to Live! Laugh and love life. He loved my kids! He taught me drinking responsibly is not just drinking and driving but drinking and eating! He taught me that sometimes you have to do things you have to do to survive. He taught me when it´s your time to go it´s your time to go. He loved his mother and missed her always wow what a great Dad and Son. I miss you! I love you! Your Pal and daughter...

I am happy to remember Archie Stirling on the anniversary of his passing.

So many years later we continue to miss Archie and continue recounting the fond memories of our times together. Maria and I offer our condolences and best wishes to Cathy and your beautiful family.

On this 7th anniversary of Archie's passing we continue to remember him fondly. Tom (Hubbert) and I continue to work together at DSI so sharing the stories of our friendship and work with Archie is kind of routine. As a result new Engineers who never met Archie know of him in the best way through our sharing. We know that he is with God in his eternal reward. May God continue to bless his family and those he loved.

Cathy and Family,
Maria and I were so sorry to learn of Archie's passing and sorry that we could not come to the gathering, to celebrate his remarkable life that touched so many in a positive way. He never met a stranger. He (and Glenn) took me in when I first came to Winfield and we remained friends for the many years beyond. That friendship, as you know, expanded to our families. We keep the fond memories of our gatherings. He has been welcomed into his final reward and we can all...

Archie was a wonderful friend since meeting him at work at Continental Conveyor. He showed me how to balance work with what matters most in life.
We made a great team, tackling some tough projects together.
I will miss him and look forward to an eternity catching up on things in the kingdom to come.

So sorry to hear of your loss. I knew Archie for 25 years, and I was saddened to hear he has passed. God bless you all.