Harold Stinogel |
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| In 1972, I came to Worthington to start a 9-year stay as Coach, Teacher, and High School Principal. Harold was one of the first business men I met at his barber shop. I have really enjoyed knowing Harold and Lora over the years. There work at the school was always done with a friendly and helpful attitude. With poor health taking its' toll of both their lives they both always had a friendly smile and upbeat conversation. Our prayers and thoughts go ou to Lora for God's help. |
| From: Carl Floyd 02/16/2012 09:28 AM |
| Elmer and I are out of the state and won't be able to attend the service. We will, however, be there in spirit and love. Harold and Lora are wonderful people and Harold will really be missed. Elmer will miss talking gardening with him. Everything Wes said goes for us also. I spent a lot of hours working after school and they were always around to help out. Lora, you are in our prayers and sorry we couldn't be there. Love ya Linda and Elmer |
| From: Linda and Elmer Mowery 02/14/2012 08:40 AM |
| I had the pleasure of meeting Harold and Lora at a Stinogel family reunion a couple of years ago. It was wonderful to meet Harold and all the other Stinogels. It was a big reunion but I was fortunate to talk with Harold quite a bit. We really enjoyed each other. All my condolences to Lora and all the framily members. May God bless you all. Bob Stinogel |
| From: Bob Stinogel 02/14/2012 08:39 AM |
| I had heard in my undegraduate courses to always make friends with the custodians. Little did I know Lora and Harold would be such a big part of my early years teaching. Harold was always quick to help and never asked for one thing in return. I'll miss our talks on the bus rides too and from games/meets. My two oldest kids spent their first few years thinking Harold and Lora were the only bus drivers. It was bit of a letdown to them when they found out other people drive as well. They always associated bus rides with Harold and Lora. The world lost a good man, but heaven gained one. Wes Franklin |
| From: Wes Franklin 02/13/2012 02:46 PM |
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