Irwin R. Stuhr

John, Richard and Patty:

You are a very special family whom we have been honored to know. Our thoughts cannot express how deeply we feel for the loss of your wonderful and inspiring mother and now your father. We wish we could have been with you to share our sympathy for your father's demise. All of our family's thoughts are with you. We wish you the blessing of knowing that shared life given by wonderful parents and that you will be comforted in the days to come with that thought.

With warmest thoughts,

The family of Pat Vaughan

Stu was our cherished friend and neighbor. We grew to love him dearly and we will miss him so much. Wonderful times are how we remember someone and boy do we have some wonderful times to remember. Like the day Stu helped Larry install the peg board in his garage. Stu was the design engineer and Larry was the construction crew. They got it done even if it meant four trips to Home Depot to get all the parts. Or like the time Stu, Patty, and Marcia spent the day going to the Mansfield Reformatory (it's haunted you know) only to find out it was closed for the day. But they still found happiness when Patty and Marcia rode the Carousel at the Carousel Museum. Stu just laughed, took pictures, and shook his head in watching two "grown kids" giggle and have fun.

Love you Stu,

Larry and Marcia

Rich,
I have often thought of Mim and Stu over the years. Mim's purest of voices and hearts, Stu's strength, leadership and humor. My prayers and best wishes to you and your family.
Rick Mann

Dear Stuhr Family,

Our sincere sympathy in the passing of your father, Irwin. We gratefully acknowledge his service to our country so that we can embrace the freedom we have today.

Sincerely and God Bless,
Buckeye Military Moms, Chapter 9
Blue Star Mothers
Columbus, OH

Richard,
May God Bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Larry and Sharon Schilling

We will sorely miss our next door neighbor, a man we truely enjoyed knowing.