Charles Lee Stoddart

Thank you, Dr. Stoddart. I´ll never forget how much you supported me. Say hello to Aunt Dorothy Faltisko.

My deepest condolences to Dr. Stoddart´s family. He was a true inspiration to so many of us in educational leadership. His unwavering compassion for students, his dedication to supporting teachers and administrators, and his generous sharing of knowledge have left a lasting legacy in schools throughout our region. He was certainly one of a kind, and is impact is immeasurable. I feel truly grateful and blessed to have known him. May he rest in peace.

Peggy and sons, Though I never met Chuck in person I always heard how outstanding he was and how much he contributed to his community. Condolences from Kansas.

We were saddened to learn that Chuck had passed. He was a special person who had the unique gift of bringing joy to all of his friends. Dr. Stoddart's tenure as Superintendent of Orchard Park will be fondly remembered by students,teachers, parents,administrators, and community. We share in your grief and will miss him. Sending our blessings. Bob,Joyce,& Rob Horvath

Dear Dr. Stoddart´s family, he was an inspiration for many of us school teachers that aspired to be school leaders. His knowledge and passion for education was unprecedented. He will always be remembered for the positive influence he had on my career. God bless!

Dear Peggy and family, I knew Chuck as a friend, a teacher of his boys at OPMS, a principal at OPMS and later as a superintendent. Chuck was always there for me as he was to everyone to listen, mentor guide and support. He was a positive influence in so many lives. He will be missed but always remembered! Thank you, Chuck. Thank you Peggy and family for sharing Dr. Stoddart with all of us. God bless. Joan Thomas

Dear Stoddart family members, Dr. Stoddart was both a considered friend, colleague, and mentor to countless individuals in the Education Profession. I feel fortunate to have been one of those individuals. Dr. Stoddart was the Elementary School Principal of South Davis Elementary when I student taught for him in the spring of 1978! He was simple one of the giants in our Profession and recall fondly his quite friendly manner of providing sage advice to not only a new teacher, but even a fellow...

Chuck was the kindest and gentlest man I´ve ever known. He amazed me as my Boy Scout leader when he silenced everyone by speaking even quieter. He was my hero, my mentor and mostly my friend. The world will miss him.