David Guy Stone

I am sorry we didn't stay in closer contact. I have a few hight school memories of you my friend. God willing, see you later.

I am shattered to just now learn of David's death, 7 yrs later. I met the Stone family in Juneau in the 70s .. we were neighbors and his brother Duane and I were close, dear, loving friends until his death. I am so deeply saddened to hear of David's passing. I last talked to him when Duane died, and David was always the kindest, loving, compassionate (and goofy back when lol) person there was. Bless his soul. He loved people and history, and he is sorely missed.

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David and I spent many hours together growing up. In 1975 we drove from Anchorage to Nova Scotia and back. We had a great time along the way. Many meaningful conversations and a lot of reflection! He was a great role model for me. While we did not keep in contact after 1978, I have always appreciated the time we spent together. I am very sad to hear of his passing. I wish all the very best for his loved ones!

I am so very sorry for all your families loss. I had not heard of his passing and it saddens me so much. David did not know me that well or I him , but well enough for him to always be very pleasant, real and friendly, no matter who you were! Not to mention his extremely high intelligence, insight and wisdom way beyond his years it always seemed! Such a huge loss to Juneau, Alaska and our earth. R.I.P. David. Love, Tina Eckles

David was truly a special man in these times. Genteel, educated, compassionate, reliable, and caring. Working with David was a special pleasure that I will carry with me always. Laurel is an exceptional woman with a beautiful kind spirit, and their children I've met are courageous reflections of their parents. Obviously, he was needed elsewhere, but we are each a better person for knowing him.

I am stunned to see this in the newspaper. Just a couple years ago, I spoke frequently with David during the turbulent time following his son's severe injury in Afghanistan. He was such a good, decent, kind-hearted soul. Deepest condolences to the Stone family.

Laurel and family, I am very sorry for your loss. I worked with David at McDowell Group several years ago and enjoyed very much spending time in his office visiting. Brandon and Carlin, I lost my own Father recently so I know there is nothing quite like it. I hope you take comfort in his memories and in his traits that you see in your own children.

My deepest condolences to Laurel and family, I had the great pleasure of working with David during my tenure at Dept. of Labor and Workforce Development. We shared many happy times and laughs. He enjoyed viewing my arts and crafts and I had the best memeories while employed at DOLWD. Memories eternal Mr. David Stone. with much love to Laurel and Family.