Stuart Endorf

Barb I am so sorry for you & your families loss of your husband Stu. I don´t get the paper so never knew of his passing until after the funeral. I knew him from the short time I worked at the VA (1987 to 1990) although I never worked ICU there but 2nd floor. He was an exceptional nurse & I know he will be missed.

I first met Stu during our early days at St Francis. Stu was fun to work with and always had a smile for you. I was re-introduced to him through a friend when he was in ICU at the VA. was great to catch up. Think last I saw him was after his retirement. He caring attitude and kind heart will be missed. Thoughts and prayers to the family.

I´m so sorry to hear of Stuart´s passing, he had a good heart for people! Back in the day we would say "Stuart was a good head" I pray that my Lord will comfort his family at this time of their loss.

I worked with Stu at the VA. I was a medical clerk. I remember he would wear 2 different colored shoes some days. That was Stu. Just laid back and easy going. He was pleasant to work with. He will be missed.

Sorry to hear of Stu´s passing. Great coworker, great caregiver, great RN. Condolences to his family Pat Powers

To the Family ,my sincere condolences and my prayers. I never had the opportunity to meet him but my mother,Rose Millspaugh-Lemburg ,worked with him and has always talked highly of his compassion and kindness and dedication with patients. He was kind and a supportive friend to my mom during my health issues these last 2 yrs, THANK YOU MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND MAY GOD REST YOU

I had the privilege of working with Stu at the VA. He was a great guy and was a lot of fun. Always enjoyed talking with him. God bless him and his loving family.

Stu will be missed by everyone who knew him and loved him. I have known Barb and Stu for many years from our church Grace Lutheran and also had the chance to be apart of the family. I am so sorry for your loss he was a funny guy with so much comedy in him and he also had a heart of gold I was lucky to have known Barb and Stu for most of my whole life.

Deepest Sympathy to Stu´s family. I first met Stu as a nurse working ICU at the VAMC . Stu always seemed to have a big ole smile, was easy going and kind. I ran across him again in the last couple years and he hadn´t changed and we got to reminisce of days of the past and he sure smiled a lot when he talked of his family and the things that are most important that centered around them! What a great guy! Gods Blessings to his family. Theresa RN