Russell Stark

Camille,Avery and ISR/SRO/SSL family I was saddened to hear today from my daughter that Russ has passed She and I worked in "the lab" and Russ was one of the reasons that place was a Family. I was touched to see all of the former office mates in the remarks showing love. He was a kind, smart, compassionate man with a great sense of humor! All good too soon. May his joyful memories live on in our hearts

I am so sorry for your loss. I have fond memories of Russ when I traveled to UM for work . May God have mercy on his soul and may his soul rest in eternal peace.

Russ was a kind, funny, inspiring mentor and colleague at work. He had a ton of knowledge about SRO and survey research, and was always ahead of the curve with new creative ideas and tech tips which he happily shared. He is irreplaceable and will be greatly missed.

I am devastated to hear that Russell passed away. He was one of my favorite colleagues/supervisors that I have ever worked with. My deepest condolences and sympathies for his family and friends.

So so very sad to hear of Russ's passing. He stopped by my office just a few months ago, one of the rare days we were both in the office. We chatted and made plans to have lunch once he was back more regularly. When I ate lunch yesterday I thought of Russ the whole time wishing he could be joining me. He will be missed by so many. Rest in peace Russ.

Russ' insightfulness, warmth, kindness, generosity of spirit, and humor always set him apart as a wonderful co-worker and person. I am deeply saddened by his passing, and my heartfelt condolences to you, Camille and Avery. He always spoke so lovingly and admiringly of you; it was clear that his family meant so very much to him. I will miss Russ' contagious laughter, warm smile, and wise understanding, which could light up any room!

Russ was one of the most gregarious and seemingly optimistic people I have ever known. He always brought a ray of positivity into our workplace. I remember working with both Russ and Camille in the Lab. It feels like a lifetime ago. My sincere condolences to you, Camille and to Avery.