Forrest Stutts

Ben was a dear friend of my husband Bob and me. We double dated when i was at Winthrop. He was always smiling and friendly with everyone. Over the years we had a great time during our Beach trips. We still miss Ben and always will.

Missing my big brother, Ben, has been hard. I frequently read through his unfinished work wishing I could finish and publish more of them. His stories are worth telling and enjoying. He was so detail oriented and had unique, quirky sense of humor. I that I wish I could match it. I still feel his encouragement in my own writing on a daily basis. RIP big brother, your legacy lives on on out hearts. Love, Deb

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Working on Ben's unfinished manuscripts also helps. Wearing one of his old t-shirts helps when I need a hug. As always, missing my big brother.

We still miss you. Your loss is especially sad and fresh in our minds when we get together for the beach trip reunion.

Sending our sincere condolences to our son-in-law, Jamie and daughter Chatele, and to Ben's entire family and circle of friends. May God's peace and your cherished memories comfort your all.
With love,

I feel honored to have known Ben these past 49 years.
I knew Ben as a man of few words, quiet fortitude, gentle demeanor, fun loving, and one who had a deep appreciation of the joys of a simple life with no airs just Ben.

Ben will be remembered as a beloved son, brother, father, grandfather, an enduring friend and the man who Cathy loved, appreciated and stood by through good and bad times.
I extend my deepest sympathy to Ben's family and all who were connected to Ben by...

God Bless You Ben,,, A good man, good friend... Jim Johnson

We are so sorry for your family's loss. We love you all.

I will miss you Ben. You have been a close frIend for over 50 years. Over the years we have had many, many great times together. You are a true NAPBS. You may be gone, but you will always be with us. RIP Ben, we WILL see you again on the other side.
Your pal,
Tom