Birth date: Jun 28, 1917 Death date: Aug 24, 2014
Mr. William L. “Bill” Stuhan, age 97, passed away very unexpectedly Sunday morning, August 24, 2014. He was born June 28, 1917 in Muskegon to Julius and Mary (Pipoly) Stuhan. Bill was a U.S. Army Air Corp Veteran of WWII and a mem Read Obituary
Dear Stuhan family,
The Donohoe family was very saddened to hear of your father's passing. He and your mom were My God parents by proxy, and our parents were very close at one time. We all have only good memories of you dad. May he rest in eternal peace.
Sincerely,
Carol Donohoe Robertson
Dear Family, I am so sorry for the lost of Uncle Bill, I haven't been around for years, but I send my love and prayers to all of you..Diana Stuhan (Lindy) now Diana Reed(Lehr)
God Bless.
My thoughts and prayers are with the Stuhan family. Barb Kanaar (Ray and Helen Funderburg's daughter)
Nancy, Tom, Chuck and Janis: We are so sorry for your loss. We only hope that you are conforted by the realization that your father has been welcomed to heaven and the Lord has embraced him with open arms. Your dad was an awesome man who bestowed his Catholic religion and traditions to you, creating a family with outstanding morals and devotion to our Lord. He was the best and he loved all of you, but it was time for him to see your mother Jean, as the Lord knew how much he missed her. He will be missed but he will always be a part of you and your heart.
Dave, Deanne, Molly and Mandy Westphal
Nancy, Tom, & Chuck: Please know each of you are in our prayers. We knew "Uncle Bill" to always be quick-witted, funny, and very kind! He was a good man with many of the Stuhan values and patience and a good Catholic who raised a very precious family of equalities. The pain never lessens but will always endure because you loved him as much as he loved YOU! We love each of you and pray for your burden to be easier to bear with time. So many people wish we could help you bear this cross of burden but we can only pray with you! Love forever, Ken and Vickie (Stuhan) Scheel and all our family.
Nancy, Tom and Chuck, I cannot say how often your dad, (my uncle), impressed me with his humor, kindness and stories. I remember almost 50 years ago, when we suffered a Halloween accident, some of us ended up in the hospital, others did not. I remember my Uncle Bill and Aunt Jean took me and my brother in overnight, and what a great experience! Two country boys getting to experience the living "downtown", and your mom's breakfasts and your dads homemade ice cream left a lasting impression. He will be missed dearly, just like we have missed your mom. May God hold you and your family in his heart, and know that as you go forward, the comfort of knowing your mom and dad are together again holding hands and watching over you, will bring you a comfort that will be with you forever. Randy and Kris Stuhan & family
Dear Chuck, Tom and Nancy;
You have my deepest sympathy in the passing of your father.
Marcia Glueck & Rick Andresiak
Thoughts and prayers are with all of you. I just loved your dad. I have such great memories of spending time at your house - his (and your mom's) great sense of humor and stories told. Time spent with Bill was always fun and educational. I must say I enjoyed them more as an adult than I probably did as a kid.
Everybody here at the Township Hall enjoyed his visits while paying his taxes and getting his dog licenses and of course our occasional lunches we shared with him here.
He had a life very well lived. He will be missed. May his memories sustain you during this difficult time.
Joanie Stark
Dear Stuhan Family and Friends,
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your dear loved one. Please accept my family's sincere condolences. When someone you love dies, there is a sadness and a void that is excruciating and overwhelming. May it comfort you to know that our Creator hears our cries, empathizes with our broken hearts, and will soon act to rid us of this last enemy, death, forever. (Revelation 4:11, Psalms 34:18,1 Corinthians 15:26, Acts 24:15)
