George L. Stoffan

We were so sorry to hear about George. I remember kissing him when he went into the ambulance. What more can we say!! RIP to a great person.

Mr. Stoffan kept things light as a teacher making the classroom enjoyable. Very witty and funny. I also had the pleasure to attend school at Wooster with 3 of his children who were nothing but reflections of a great father and mother. My condolences to the Stoffan family.

Always will remember Mr Stoffan from Wooster high school. I never had him as a teacher....but I always spoke to him. When I would see him out and about in Stratford or Milford I'd always say HELLO and ask him how he was. He will be missed. And I know our LORD JESUS CHRIST has reserved a special place in his kingdom for him. Prayers and blessings go out to the Stoffan family!!!!

Sincerely,

You always have that one teacher who made a lasting impression. Mr. Stoffan was that teacher. May he Rest in Paradise. My Condolences to the family.

George was a wonderful teacherful teacher and very respected. Although I have not seen him in many decades, I have fond memories of being n his classes. I am sorry for your loss.

I extend my sympathies to the entire Stoffan family. George was a great man, a huge help to me when I went to Wooster to establish a part time Advanced Learning Program and I enjoyed his great sense of humor. I can only imagine how much you will all miss him.

Dear Shirley,
I want to extend my deepest sympathy to you and your family. I have many wonderful memories of working with and for George in the English Dept at Johnson Jr High School. He was a good good man and truly will be missed.
Carole Marshella Rogers

To our dearest friend Cheryl Ann and The Stoffan Family,
We are deeply saddened by the news of your loss. We pray that God will grant you the strength. Our utmost since condolences.

My family and I lived near George and his family in the late 1960's. I have very fond memories of him and send my deepest sympathy to his family.

Our sincere condolence, George was a inspirational mentor to many, and always supportive to younger teachers and athletes, we will keep him in our thoughts and prayers. Sandy and Ken Bruno and family.

My sympathy to theStoffan family. Mr. Stoffan was my 9th grade teacher at Johnson Junior High (1969-1970). I remember him fondly after these many years! May he be at rest.

My sincere condolences to the entire Stoffan family.