Christopher Hussey Stolz

I know this is late, but my deepest condolences. I had not heard until just now. I remember Chris well. Every time I would pass the house on the bluff while boating into Squeteague I would wonder how he was doing and what he was up to. I remember playing chess with him, many years ago; I even beat him once. (only once!). Also sailing in knockabout races, and Chris teaching me the binary number system on his fingers. We were both nerds, and he was a good friend.

My deepest condolences to the family and friends. May you find comfort by drawing close to God during this difficult time. James 4:18.

I am so sorry to hear of Chris' death. What a beautiful obituary with so much that I never knew about him. I was in his high school class and remember him as being kind, smart, and funny, but I knew nothing about his condition. My ignorance and insensitivity to his difference prevented me from being as good a friend to him as I could have been, and I regret all that I missed because of that. I am delighted that he had an accomplished, loving life with people who fully appreciated his gifts.