Condolence: To the Jim Stoffer Family: I was one of the McDonald's gang, who had the great pleasure of working with Jim. Like the newspaper stated we learned a work ethic and working for Jim mad work fun! We would laugh and enjoy working because of him; he respected us young folks, so it was easy to like and respect him also. Whoever wrote the obituary for the newspaper, wrote it beautifully. For me, McDonald's was one of my favorite places to work because of all the Stoffers I worked with. Take care and know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers. Janet Hutchison Klingerman

Condolence: Dear Stoffer Family, I’m a friend of Karen’s. Although I haven’t met most of you, she spoke highly of her parents often and with so much love & adoration. When I saw the picture of your husband, I immediately saw the same bright twinkle that Karen carry’s in her eyes, heart & soul. Something tells me that Karen & her dad were 1 of a kind & a lot like each other. I wish you joy, peace & comfort as you & your family lovingly lift him up into God’s Kingdom. It must be so wonderful to be blessed with such a large family! In good & bad times, may you all gather in love and find time to reminisce in love & laughter! I don’t think I can attend the services. My mother is critically ill & I’m solely caring for her. My thoughts are with your family! With love & God’s blessing Belinda Cartier & Mama Mary❤️❤️

Condolence: MaryLou and family. May the Lord grant you peace and strength to embrace your sorrow and to celebrate Jim’s life. Shalom!

Condolence: Tom and I send our sympathy to you, Mary Lou and family. We had many special times with you in Marriage Encounter. Jim was special. We are living in Georgia now near our boys.