Philip Wolfstich

Judy, Pam, Sue and Kim: I'm so sorry to hear about Bing; I had no idea that he was ill. I have such fond memories of the times spent with your family and enjoyed the times we would sit around the table and I would get grilled by Judy and Bing. Bing was someone I respected and looked up to and admired the relationship the girls had with him and Judy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

PHILL WAS A CUSTOMER OF MINE FOR YEARS AT SMITH PONTIAC IN LATHAM,NY. HE WAS ALWAYS NICE AND ALWAYS HAD A FUNNY TID BIT OR 2 THAT HE SHARED WITH US. I WAS SORRY TO SEE HIM MOVE TO ARIZONA, BUT HAPPY FOR HIM AT THE SAME TIME. I'M SURE HE WILL BE MISSED BY ALL THAT NEW HIM.

Dear Judy and Family,
We are so sorry to hear about the passing of Bing. Know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We remember that beautiful smile that he always had for everyone. Such a nice and gentle person. May your good memories help you through this time of grief.

To the Wolfstitch Family:
I am so sorry to hear of your husband's/dad's health struggles and passing. I have such fond memeories of you all, especially the softball games! Mr. Wolfstich was always so supportive and kind. May the memories of all the good times bring you comfort.

Dear Aunt Judy, Susan, Kim and Pam,

I'm praying for you and thinking of you a lot. I'm going to miss Uncle Bing. He was a role model for me as a hard working and dedicated family man. If there is anything I can do, please do not hesitate to let me know.

I love and miss you, Robert

Mrs. Wolfstich, Sue, Kim and Pam,
So sorry to hear of Mr. Wolfstich. I think of you guys when I pass your house. Always remember playing with you guys when we were little. Also, remember your husky Stitch. One blue eye and one brown eye. Take care.
Laurie Bunney (Saleh)

I'm really sorry for your loss.Bing was very much a gentleman. Bing did a lot of mechanical work for me at Schenectady International both with JVW and Dutch Valley. He was very talented at his work and great fun to socialize with. He will be missed greatly by all who knew him.

Mrs. Wolfstitch, Susan, Kim and Pam:

We are so sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Wolfstitch. I still marvel at his wonderful home improvement projects, sometimes with one of you as his assistant. Know that he is at peace.

Our sympathy is with each of you.

Please accept our sincere sympathy on the untimely death of Bing. We have many happy memories of chatting with you both and watching the kids playing. And your girls looked after Sonja early mornings when I was going to nursing school. We think of you often especially when we pass "the Wolfsich house". Sorry that we can't attend the wake. We are at Ingrid's in MD until next Friday. Our love and sympathy.