Joyce L. Stuifbergen

I am sorry for your loss. She sounds like an amazing person. My parents had an apartment in the Henderson Castle in 1951 and left to buy a house as they were expecting a baby (me). They loved it there and said that Mr. Stuifbergen was a friend of my grandfather´s, Bert Klop. I wish you all the best.

Lisa and Debbie, so so sorry to hear about your mom passing, I hope all the wonderful memories you have of her will help you get through this rough time. My thoughts are with you and your family.

Mr. Stuifbergen, so sorry for the loss you must feel after all of those years. I met Joyce twice when she came to the school while I was your student teacher in psychology over thirty years ago. You spoke of her many times with great admiration, especially her working with Paul. Always keep thinking of how lucky you are for all of those years. Take care.

Bill: We are so sorry to hear about your loss of Joyce. We are JUST NOW learning this. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers through this difficult time. We hope we are in Michigan when your celebration of life event happens.

Bill.. We want express our condolences to the Stuifbergen family. Joyce was a kind and gentile lady. May she rest in peace in God' hands.

Dear Mr. Stuifbergen, You were a favorite teacher from my Loy Norrix days-1981 and you always spoke so lovingly about your wife and family. My deepest condolences to you all. Godspeed to your wonderful wife and Gods Blessings to you all.

We are so sorry to hear about your loss of Joyce. Please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers for strength through this difficult time. We have been neighbors for over 30 years. May she rest in peace.

Coach Stuifbergen, So sorry to read of the loss of your wife. My heart goes out to you and your family. Sincerely, Larry Wagner

Bill: As a sales clerk at Libins I got to know you and Joyce. She was a kind, talented, Godly lady. May Joyce rest in peace.