Loutzenhiser-Jordan Online Guestbook for Jessie Lucile Stuver
Some time has gone by and I still think of you every day. I hope you and grandpa are in heaven dancing again. I miss you both so much.
Beth Stuver
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On Aug. 23 1969 I married my wife, Nancy completely unaware that not only did I get a soulmate for life but the best Mother in Law a person could ever imagine!! I miss you Mum!!
Randy
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I will always love you, Mom. You showed me love in so many different ways that I cannot count the the blessings I received because of you and your selfless heart. We grieve now because we will certainly miss your presence in the world but we rejoice that you are with our Heavenly Father who gave us such an awesome Love! See ya soon Mom! I love you!
Teeny
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I am a childhood friend of Bob Stuver, Jessie's son. During my life as a kid in Greenville, I remember Bob's mom as a gentle, caring person who didn't seem to mind that I hung out at their house a lot, often staying too long, but never being sent home. I always felt loved and happy in the Stuvers' home. My thoughts and love to the Stuver family.
Phil Glass
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Jessie was very special to me and I will remember her fondly. Rik and I are both glad to have known her for the past 7 years. God Bless!
Rik and Mindy Mangino
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A good friend and ardent community worker, she was a leader in the Hospital Auxiliary with my mother. Definitely a source of many of my Steel Car memories.
John Logan
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Dear Nancy and family,
We are so sorry to hear of your loss. You are in our prayers for peace and comfort during this time.
Love and prayers,
Vicki and Brian
Vicki Vandergrift
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When I think of “Grandmother”, I think of “Unconditional Love”. No matter how much trouble you could find as a child, Grandma would always be there for you. I agree with my cousin, Jim, that fond memories are abundant. So I will simply say thanks, Grandma, for always being there for all of us with your never ending Love. Your grandson, Ron.
Ron Stuver
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My most sincere condolences to the entire Stuver family. Jessie was such a sweet and kind lady, who will always be remembered by me. Her kindness to my family on several occasions showed her true and genuine selflessness. May God grant you all grace and comfort as you mourn the passing of Jessie L. Stuver. RIP Jessie..love, Debbie
Debbie (Mutdosch) Snyder
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Our love, prayers and sympathy go out to all Aunt Jessie's family at this time. I have so many great memories of the Stuver family Christmas get-togethers. She was always so pleasant,joyful and gracious. She will be remembered for her grand smiles and chuckles. I'm glad you all had so many years to share with her.
Sondra & John Wiggins
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Grandma, I will never forget you or Grandpa. I have so many fond memories but I will pick just a few. I still remember the many nights we would camp out in the Patio of your Garage and we would stay up late watching the black and white TV. I loved sleeping on the cot you had available. Or the many times riding around the block on your three wheeled bike. Or the amazing food you would always seem to have cooking. Or playing all the fun games you always had or reading the gazillion comics you had stashed. Or our many fun visits to the "dentist". Not many kids can say that but they were always fun with you and we would usually stop for some food afterwords :) There is not many people like you or Grandpa and I will never forget you. I love you Grandma.....Jim
Jim Mutdosch
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My deepest sympathy to all of the family. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Mary Brenneman
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Our deepest sympathies to the family. Fondest memories of our Greenville family Reunions. Jessie was always the "glue" that held our families together. Love to all.
Dianne L. (Winger) Jackson
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