John Christopher Stollsteimer Jr.

I remember Johnny when we were children (he was the oldest), playing and swimming in the family backyard pool with his 3 sisters and my 2 brothers while our parents had a wonderful time together on the patio.
We would laugh in the basement playing games and pole.
Then I remember Johnny being all grown up and becoming a distinguished police officer.
My brothers and I always admired him.
God bless him.
Love Mariann K

I grew up in Hilltop, around the corner from "Johnnie" as we called him. Everyone knew him in the neighborhood. He was always an eyes & ears open, caring guy who got along with everyone. I last talked to him about 1 1/2 years ago & he was still up-beat about life overall. The world is now less one great guy & those of us who knew him will mourn him till our passing day comes & we all meet again.

So sorry to hear of Chief Stollsteimer's passing. He was an exceptional leader and person.

I was apart of Gloucester township. My first job as a young custodian was at the hall. Whenever I saw the chief he would call me Nick growing up with my dad. Every time he would call me Nick. It got to the point I would only let him call me Nick

As the days go by words fade, memories will help fill the void. Keep traditions going and he will be with you and yours for generations to come. We are thinking of you in your time of sorrow. Joe and Allison