Birth date: Oct 13, 1938 Death date: Feb 8, 2019
Gary L. Stutzman, 80, of Port Richey, FL passed away February 8, 2019. A native of Red River, Nebraska he came to the area in 1984 from Wisconsin. He was a retired electrical contractor and a Christian by faith. He was preceded in Read Obituary
Got to know Gary from working with Stutzman Electric for the past 15 years or so. He was passionate about having things done right which I appreciated. As we became friends we often shared tales about our hobby properties and could talk a long time on this subject, much more interesting than work. In the last year or so I've missed those conversations as Gary had to deal with a myriad of issues. In pain no more. Rest in Peace Gary.
Ron Rybolt
From Dennis:
Gary L. Stutzman
When he hired me, I was green, he gave me 90 days. I stuck around for 14 years.
Get-we-done Gary was never satisfied. That's when he'd get under my skin and bring out the worst in me.
He'd always want more from you and he'd bring out your best.
He'd say, "G.L stands for good looking." Gary wasn't always right but, he made sure you knew he was always the boss.
Get some R&R Gary from now to eternity with your heavenly bride, your soulmate, you've earned it.
Gary, has left us with fond memories. Through the years Gary became more like extended family. He had a keen sense of humor and always the flirt with the ladies.
He was a phone call away for any electrical issue or disaster we encountered. That was part of Gary's DNA. He truly cared about his family, employees and customers.
Were going to miss hearing about his adventures and trips he took with his dog Rusty, The building of his cabin, the family farm and the pride of family.
Thank you for sharing yourself, your company & your family with us.
Tom & Frank
Feola's Service Center
I'm devastated, crushed, immensely saddened. Not only did I lose my employer/boss, a mentor, a colleague, I lost a friend. Looked up to him, like a father. (Never met mine) I've worked for this gentleman, half my life... He gave me a chance, in spite of me... NOT even remotely resembling a 'boy scout'! Exceedingly selfless, at least that's my observation. Compassion & understanding, let me elaborate. I got diagnosed with MS, early 2004. Gary assured me, my position was secure. I've been fortunate for having made his introduction. Started working for Mr Stutzman, when he was 55. It's incredible how much time has elapsed, since that day... & it's never enough. I've cried all weekend, I'm now as I type this. The only solace in this...perhaps? He's peaceful, NO pain, & reunited with his wife. I'm grateful for the opportunity, meeting his children, & him ultimately.
jus' Rick
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