Paul Stille

So sad, just heard of his passing. So many wonderful childhood memories of my Uncle Paul. I am certain he'll be missed by all who knew him. R.I.P.

I just recently heard about Pauls passing and I am so sorry... I have known Paul through all of our school years in South Orange and Maplewood and have also seen him over the years at different functions. Paul always had a smile on his face and was so very friendly to all.. My thoughts are with Barbara and his children. Paul will be missed by many.

I was in E.H. Middle Shool’s Class of ‘82 and I remember Mr. Stille as one of the most welcoming and kind teachers. I still have the shelf I built in his class and always wished I had more classes with him. I am so sorry for your loss and will keep you all in my prayers.

To the Stille Family,
So sorry for your loss.
Your dad was a great man and teacher, I know he installed a great work ethic in his kids and has a raised a good family. His knowledge and experience will be greatly missed . Rest in peace.
Love, Ralph and Elena Iannone

Mr. Stille always inspired confidence in those of us struggling to work in his arena for the first time, and he had an innate recognition of our strengths and weaknesses to know exactly what to say and do. Those of us privileged to be his students will never forget him. (EHMS 1981-1984)

My family and I offer our heartfelt condolences, and please know he was someone who left his mark on a vast group of people.

Am almost 52 years old and was just talking about WMP the other day. So sorry to hear of his passing. May you be comforted knowing the impact he had on so many.

A wonderful teacher...one of the best. RIP Mr. Stille.

So very sorry to hear the news that Mr. Stille has passed. He was my WMP teacher in middle school and one of the kindest, most patient teachers I have ever had. The love that he had for teaching us how to create useful, beautiful things was evident in every project he did with his students.

One of my very very favorite teachers! So sad to hear he's passed away. I was fortunate to see him a few years ago - always a "teacher", he showed me his whirligigs (and how they worked) - still the nice man I remembered from Middle School in East Hanover.

To the Stille family, please know, he made such a positive impact on so many kids (especially the girls, who were grateful to be able to take shop class back then!).

My condolences, I will remember him always ...