Leroy Stover

You were my best friend, I shall forever treure

My deepest condolences to the Leroy Stover Family. Grief is so hard but special memories will help you cope. In time you will cherish the memories forever. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Thank you for your service in the Armed Forces and on the Police force. RIP.

My heartfelt sympathy to the Stover family. I, Cynthia J. O'Neal, can relate to the hardships Mr. Leroy Stover endured during his tenure on the FORCE. September, 1966, I was hired as the first black OFFICE WORKER (secretary) at Birmingham Transit. I had the opportunity of knowing his brother, who was hired as one of the first black bus drivers, during that time. Even though it was "living hell" during my time at Birmingham Transit, I paved the way for OTHERS. Thank you Mr. Leroy Stover...

Our condolences to the jStover family-Quintin & Sandra Marable

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

I worked with BROTHER LEROY at Ensley prescient I was first white officer to work with Leroy we were great friends.. I'm privileged and blessed to call him my friend and Christian brother.. He's now in Heaven God Bless him. Retired Officer Johnny Lawrence

Glory to God in the highest for All the things He has done! What a blessing to have met and known Brother Leroy Stover and his wife Joanne. We are lifting up praises to God for allowing Brother Stover to have lived his life for ninety years! May God grant his wife and family Supernatural Grace and Peace during this most difficult time. We love you!