58, Browns Mills, New Jersey
Age 58
Arthur "Skip" Leo StoneAGE: 58 • Browns MillsArthur "Skip" Leo Stone, 58, of Browns Mills, passed away peacefully at home on Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012. Born in Neptune, he later moved to Cranford where he spent most of his adult life. He served in the United States Army, Second Division from 1973 to...
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I was traveling through and had to find the grave and pay my respects. The groundskeeper knew exactly who I was talking about. It was a profound feeling to be there. Skip is never forgotten.
Melissa Gray Hizy
December 05, 2025 | School
Art I think about you often. You were a memorable person who made re-enacting special. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for supporting our unit and making our events more special with your impersonations. We loved your playing of guitar and you made our day singing "whiskey in the rye" under that big old tree. You got everyone singing....you were truly one of a kind. You can measure a person by how much they are loved by others and you my friend are famous. You will never be forgotten....
Antoinette David
December 05, 2019 | Cranford, NJ | Friend
May you rest in peace skip,and my prayers of peace and love to the stone family.I grew up with Skip and Bonnie ,Thank you Skip you were a GREAT FRIEND .
MARK [HANDSCHIN] PIRCHER
July 14, 2018 | MANCHESTER, NJ | Friend
hey its me joseph i really miss you epaw i wish you where still hear with us :(
October 11, 2013
A great night,. Dinner at The Dobbin House for Rememberance Day, 11/17/2012
It has been almost a month since you left us to go home. We miss you so much. You brought much love and laughter into our lives and so many cherished memories. Thank you for being the awesome person you were, for introducing us to a brand new world of Civil War Reenacting and the many wonderful people we have had the privilege of meeting through your beloved reenacting. The world is a better place because of you. May we all try to live up to the amazing person you turned out to be. ...
Mary Stone Olinger
January 08, 2013 | Mt. Airy, MD
I am shocked to hear that Art has left us so suddenly. Our brief chats via the internet were a nice way to resume our old friendship from art school. I had expected I would see him again, but that was not to be. My deepest sympathy goes to his family. I hope the love of family and friends keep you uplifted.
Melissa Gray Hizy
Melissa Gray Hizy
December 19, 2012 | Lynchburg, VA
To my friend Skip, I have known you for about 10 years, you made me a better tree guy. You tought me so much. You were a great man and will be missed.
Victor Wojtowicz
December 18, 2012 | Brick, NJ
May you rest in peace
Ray Drude
December 16, 2012 | Long Valley, NJ
i got to know skip through bill about 15 years ago. i have always admired him and his courage. i'm so lucky to have been touched by him. his artwork was awesome. sending my prayers of support to the ones he left behind
heike
December 16, 2012
