Donald L. Stohl

I can't remember ever not laughing when Don Stohl was around. His visits to West Virginia brought a group of young men together and created bonds for life. Honor Super Omnia. May his memory be Eternal.

It has not gotten any easier dad! I miss you everyday. Love ya Les

"Daddy Stohl" was a kind father figure to me in my youth, and taught me much about what it means to be a gentleman. I'm deeply saddened by the news of his passing. My sincerest condolences to the family.

A terrific and instrumental leader was Don Stohl. He led a group of young men at Virginia Commonwealth University into the top fraternal organization. We all owe a great deal to the time spent shepherding us through the provisional and full chapter process. Full of energy, committed to the cause and honor above all.

To the family,
I am truly sorry for your loss. 70 years of age is our life span.. 80 years with special mightiness . ( Ps 90:10)
Mr. Donald lived 87 years of special mightiness. Many cannot say the same. May the many memories of his life brings smiles to your faces and comfort to your hearts.
-with heartfelt sympathy

Great Memories! I remember the cold Winter night Don called and came over to talk about making our neighborhood a historic district. When he left the Acadamy Hill Association was born. I remember Don, Gloria, and Tom McCloskey car polling to Joseph Horne Co in Pittsburgh. I loved our political discussions and getting him (hard to find Trump Sign) . A wonderful Neighbor and a true friend. I know Don my brother Ed Eisaman, and Joe Baughman are playing Bridge and Laughing! God Bless my...

Thank you everyone for the kind words regarding my father Don Stohl. It is so nice to hear that he will be missed and the impact he made on others!
Leslie Simpson

Rest in peace Don. You left a wonderful legacy at KDR.