In Memory Of Doc Stuedle
This page has been set up in Memory of Doc Stuedle ,who was a board Member for the Pewee Valley Fire Department.
who passed away on Feb 24th, 2011 . his vistation and funeral arrangements will follow , please feel free to leave your comments and Memories, funny stories you might have of doc , this will be shared with his family and friends
Vistation is at Stoess Funeral Home , it will be Sunday from 2:00pm until 8pm. Funeral will be Monday at St Aloysius it will begin at 10:00 a.m. with burial at st Aloysius Cemetery.
February 25th, 2011 at 8:47 pm
I have known Doc ever since I was a kid. He was a wonderful man that was full of so much knowledge. He volunteered his time with 4-H and taught me a lot about woodworking. He was with his knowledge and skills that he passed to me that allowed me to build a birdhouse that won Blue Ribbon/Champion at the KY State Fair. Doc always had a story.
He taught me a lot about being a firefighter too, especially about ropes and tying knots. In his day, there probably wasn’t anything Doc couldn’t climb and be safe while doing it.
I will never forget my early days of being on the department with Doc and him bringing up hard-boiled Quail eggs. We all would just sit around after the meeting and eat those eggs and just talk.
There are many many more memories, to many to share, but at least I know that there will be plenty of Dulcimer music now in heaven and honey for the cornbread.
February 27th, 2011 at 2:28 am
I too have known Doc since a little girl. Having grown up with his daughter Charlie, I was over at their house alot. He was always so sweet to us. I loved watching him with the quail and bees. He was always so helpful to anyone who needed it. He like my Dad was very active with the fire department. At least now I know he is in heaven with my Dad talking about the fire department. You guys at the department better watch out they are watching you.
February 28th, 2011 at 10:35 pm
Rest in peace Doc. We’ll miss you.
March 1st, 2011 at 2:57 am
Doc was like the granfather I never had, his wisdom, good sense of humor and all the home-made goodies,me feel like part of the family.He helped me a great deal while i was a part of the PVFD. May the family find peace and comfort in this difficult time.Doc will be in a wonderfull place with the lord.
March 4th, 2011 at 5:44 pm
Doc was an outstanding gentleman and adopted us into his family. He made us feel truly at home when we moved in the neighborhood. By sharing his honey, tilling our garden, inviting us over for a meal, telling stories, giving advice and making toys for the boys. We will truly miss him and we are very blessed to have had him in our life.