John Lemacks Stokes, III

Thank you so much for being such a wonderful professor. Your faith in me made me the person I am today. I not only graduated from Law school and practice law. I am now a professor teaching as you taught me. I am so sorry I never had the chance to thank you.

We were so sorry to hear about John's passing. Know that he is with the Lord and is in good hands now. He will always be in your hearts and thoughts. God protect and comfort you through this time.

William Sutton MD, Raymond Jolly PA-C, Marsha Long, Tiffany and Bethany (Sutton team at Emergeortho).

I remember meeting John many years ago through working with his parents. I also remember his lovely wife. He & MaLou we’re kind caring and thoughtful people. I thought the world of his parents, and have the book that his father wrote. They raised a wonderful son who they were very proud of. God bless your family in this difficult time.
Kristen Pierce. Autumn Care

I am so sorry to hear about John. I worked with him at UNCW for many years. He was truly a dedicated, caring, and thoughtful member of the team that helped shape the University. His always had positive attitude and was an enthusiastic encourager of students. I offer my sincerest sympathy to Johns family

Our deepest sympathy

So sorry for your loss! Praying God’s comfort for you all!

MaLou, I am so very sorry to hear about the loss of your dear, John. I remember with happiness when you were engaged and married. You were blessed with a long and happy marriage, beautiful daughters, grandchildren, and I am sure so many sweet memories. My prayers are with you and your family. I love you, my sweet friend of so many years.
My love, Jane and Lamar

Johnny and Anne were teenagers when I was a student at Pfeiffer where their father was president. The entire Stokes family were loved. I feel as if I have lost another family member myself. I remember what a great singing voice Johnny had, and I enjoyed being in the Concert Choir with him. My deepest condolences to his family in their loss. May he Rest In Peace and Rise in Glory. Dot hance