Stuart Molver

My truly heart-felt condolences go out to Stuart's family, and most especially to his beloved wife, Gailanne.
Stuart always carried out his work at SFO with all diligence and a passion very hard to second. May his legacy live on as an inspiration to all of us.

-Jim W.
SFO Retiree (2013)

Officer Molver was a very special kind of person. We had nice talks about our dogs and all kinds of animals when he wasn't reciting the vehicle codes! His passing is sad, indeed.

By thoughts to his wife and family during this sad time.

Kelly McCray, SFO.

My condolences to Stu's family, friends and co-workers. I remember Stu with a quick smile, easy going and a love of animals. It always seemed to me he related so well to people in general, maybe because so many different topics interested him. I knew Stu when he was in the Dust off unit as a fellow medic. We both moved on from the unit but I would run into him at SFO sometimes on EMS calls and we would catch up. It's hard to believe he's gone. Guess heaven was in need of a kind...

Stu... I'm so grateful to have known you. I still can't believe you won't be around anymore to make us laugh especially at lineup. You were like a walking encyclopedia on the vehicle code and a wealth of knowledge when it came to other strange facts and tidbits. I always looked forward to our conversations. Whatever it was, you made it fun and interesting. I remember transporting a custody down to the jail with you and you told a really funny joke that even had the guy in the backseat...

I was very saddened to hear of the sudden passing of Officer Stuart Molver. He was a hard working and dedicated officer. A truly fine person that has left us far too soon.

God bless Stu and family.

There is a Stuart-shaped place in the world that feels so empty. We will much miss his great humor and his bagpipes playing. We were hoping for another visit, another time to enjoy Stuart's great gift to us of bagpipe lament for our own Dear One in the darkening dusk.

gailanne, we are grieving with you. Words don't work well in grief, but May you be upheld in the knowledge that so many are standing by you, holding you with their caring, and joining in your loss in their own way.