Stephen Stranahan

Both Jon Orser and I are very sorry for your loss of Steve..The Toledo area will forever benefit from his contributions and in business. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.Sincerely, Deborah Born and Jonathan Orser

Our sweetest and warmest thoughts are with all of you. Vicente and I will always be grateful for the time we have spent with Steve and the whole family.

Mrs. Stranahan, Francis, Josh, Abby, Daniel and your families,

We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Kirk and Trena (Salverda) Williamson

George and I are thinking of you and your family and are grateful for all the many accomplishments Steve and his family have made to better our world. He will be dearly missed.

Mrs Stranahan and family - my deepest sympathy and condolences in the loss of your husband. I sort of met your husband as a baby/toddler (born in 1955) when he joined the Ohio National Guard in Toledo and was friends with my Father - Philemon Redman and my Mother - Barbara Sharp Redman. I remember being told that my Father talked Mr Stranahan into joining the Natioanl Guard. My parents told me that Mr Stranahan did some flying for the National Guard unit. My parents moved away from Toledo...

Ann- We are very sorry for your loss. I have heard that he was an amazing person and appreciate the things he did for the city of Toledo. Although I never met him, I feel I have when I am working in the Stonecroft greenhouse and also when walking through the path to the Foundation for early morning walks. Take Care, Lisa and Gary Smith