Mr. John Edward Stafford

Hi Connie,
I have never met you but every time he came to World Of Wellness, he sure talked about you. I also never knew your name because he always talked about you as his wife or his better half. When you called our office today and told a co worker that John is no longer with us it was so, so, so surprising. I am so sorry about your loss.
If I can ever do anything for you please let me, us, know.
My deepest condolences from a short time friend of John.
R.I.P. John

Connie,
We are deeply saddened by your loss.
Our Prayers are with you and yours.
May God rest John's soul and May God Bless you,
Roy

Connie, it was such a pleasure to know John. He was always smiling and happy in spite of his very strong opinions and convictions. I never had to wonder what John was thinking or where he stood on an issue as he was always quick to share. I appreciated him for those qualities. He often reminded me of how lucky he was to have you in his life. He shared that the moment he passed the gas station all those

Connie, it was such a pleasure to know John. He was always smiling and happy in spite of his very strong opinions and convictions. I never had to wonder what John was thinking or where he stood on an issue as he was always quick to share. I appreciated him for those qualities. He often reminded me of how lucky he was to have you in his life. He shared that the moment he passed the gas station all those years ago that he knew his life was changed for the better. His love for you never wavered. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers during this time.

Jeri

Connie we are very sorry to hear about your loss of John. I've always enjoyed visiting with him when you two would travel to see us in Tulsa on many occasions. We always loved John's stories about cool stuff. We are praying for you to stay strong. Perry & Alex Chmielewski

Connie,

I am so sorry for your loss. I knew John as long as almost anyone. When I was born John's family lived across the street from us. He was just a year older than me and we were best friends for as long as I can remember. As boys, I can't think of a time when we weren't together. If we fought, our anger would last for about twenty minutes and then we would be back to climbing trees or

Connie,

I am so sorry for your loss. I knew John as long as almost anyone. When I was born John's family lived across the street from us. He was just a year older than me and we were best friends for as long as I can remember. As boys, I can't think of a time when we weren't together. If we fought, our anger would last for about twenty minutes and then we would be back to climbing trees or exploring the neighborhood. John was my first, best friend.

Unfortunately, my family moved in 1977 and John and I only saw each other occasionally after that. I'm sorry to say the last time I saw John was at your wedding. In fact, you might remember me as the one who gave John a hug and made him spill his glass on your dress.

My heartfelt prayer is that your grief and sorrow will be eased by happy memories of John and the life and love you shared.

Please accept my sincere sympathy,

James Hofsiss

Hi Connie, just wanted to express my deepest sympathy for your loss. My prayers are with you and your family during this time to be comforted and strengthened. If there's anything you need, just ask.

Love in Christ
Mignonette