Tanner Michael Stuhr

Rest Easy Big Man, shocked and sad when I heard the news. I enjoyed my time with you at JD and will now think of you as I fish in Montana. Until the flip side.
-DB

Tanner, I didn't know you, but read of your passing while reading the Post on 11/1. Wanted to leave a message, both for you and for my Dad & Mom from Chicago - and my grandparents as well: The Cubbies finally did it! I figure you and they all already know, but knowing how you felt - I just wanted to post this here. Blessings...

Valerie, We are so, so saddened by your loss. My heart breaks for you. I remember your love for your son was overwhelming, as your loss must also be. We are thinking of you and hoping you find strength as you deal with this horrible sadness and emptiness. With love, Mike and Dayna Chaus

When we lose a Loved One, they become a memory. Then the memory becomes a treasure. Hold on to those treasures of your Loved One, they will help you during these difficult times. Isa.41:10

I only knew Tanner as an acquaintance but I worked with his Mother Valerie for many years as Air Traffic Controllers in Salt Lake City. I also know Tanners' Father, Pete, although we did not work in the same specialty as controllers at the Salt Lake Control Center. I know that Tanner and Delaney meant the world to them both. From having worked with Valerie so closely and because I know of her utmost love for both her children my heart can only ask our God above to bless her with a piece...

My sincerest condolences. It must be so hard to suffer a tragedy like this. May "the God of all comfort" comfort you during this difficult time. James 1:13