David Stilwell Jr.

Lee taught me everything I know about NFPA 70E. In fact, I was thinking of him and Googled his name to find out he passed. I knew he was ill and called him before I left Siemens to see how he was doing. He was brave and promised me that he was fighting with all his might. He was one of the "most interesting men in the world" to me and will be missed terribly. Prayers to his family.

Lee was such a great man, true and kind, and a top-notch professional from whom I learned a lot. I had tried to get in touch with him for the last few years, and finally after getting no reply found that he had passed. My sympathies to Lee's Family, such a great man he was, his passing is a great loss for many, too many to count. Brian W Kunkle Former Siemens Partner and Friend

My deepest sympathies and condolences to Lee's family. I worked under Lee out of the Pittsburgh office and spent a good deal of time in Charlotte working out of Lee's office there. Lots of good lunch dates with Lee, including his church fish fry even visited him at his home and drank some of his beer. He was a friend before my manager. You will be missed Lee! Rest in peace.

Sue, Leah, David,

As I am dealing with my own sense loss with Lee's passing, I want you to know I hold y'all in my heart in the weeks, months, and years ahead. I can only imagine the void that you are experiencing. Thank you for sharing Lee with us at Siemens and thank you for the hospitality you have always shown as Lee brought us strays over for dinner after safety training. The last time I visited with Lee I told him I wanna be like you when I grow up! There aren't many I...

I know heaven is safer now with you as champion.
You will be greatly missed.

Pat and I have such fond memories of Lee and Sue. We thought of them often and deeply regret we have not been in touch. Life passes fast. Lee was an extraordinary, smart and kind man. We were blessed to have known you Lee, until we meet again
Linda & Pat

No one can say Lee half did anything. We first met when he came back from Hawaii to manage the Westinghouse Charlotte office. I worked for and with him several times over the following years and he was the epitomy of the man all men want to be. He was the guy to call on almost any issue and if didn't know, chances were very high he knew who would. Truly a mentor and friend, you will be sorely missed on many different levels. May Christ hold you tight and the skis be ready.

Prayers of comfort to Ms. Sue and the family. May God's grace comfort you during this time. Mr. Stilwell will be greatly missed