John Stec

While John and I both volunteered at the Army Museum, we did not see each other on a regular basis. But when we did cross paths, John was always there with a smile and a big "Hello." He was a friendly guy and always fun to talk to. I'm going to miss those discussions. My sincerest condolences to Ginny and all of John's family and friends.

John & his wife Ginny with their two daughters lived the American Dream. When U stayed with them for the summers, it was all around love & fun and for their dogs. Kids were happy and safe. John was so funny, always telling jokes & making people laugh. I was lucky to call him Uncle. I'll continue to miss, remember & love him with so many others. Thank you for your example.

John was a pleasure speaking with during our volunteer sessions at the NMUSA. We exchanged ideas and thoughts about cruising, and where we had been, and what we did, and where we were going next. You were one of the good guys John. My deepest condolences to your family.

I enjoyed working with John at the national army museum. My prayers are with his family.

My deepest sympathy to the Stec family. I enjoyed working with John at the National Museum of the US Army and really enjoyed our conversations. Jeff Witherel, US Army (Ret)