Carolyn Stondall

Dear Stondalls, We love you and Snookie, FOREVER. Thanks for being so good to us through the years and setting a wonderful example of LOVE, COURAGE, and how to live a purposeful life. I was fortunate enough to marry into your family in 1983. When I first met Snookie and Steiner, they played a cute joke on me. They told me Steiner was my fiance's father. I called him Carl Sr. all evening! We all laughed so much, while dining out that evening with my real future in-laws. I will always appreciate Snookie and Steiner watching my 3 month old daughter, Alexa, the night my own mother died. I was so grateful. I loved Snookie and our laughter-filled "girl's" meals out. She truly embraced me for 30 years. Our family's thoughts and prayers are with you. Annie, Doug, Alexa and Lauren

To the family of Mrs. Stondall, I had the pleasure of having Mrs. Stondall as my 3rd grade teacher at Glendale in the 1979/80. She taught be a great deal, and not just academically. She had high standards for her students, but was free flowing with her praise when you achieved what she knew was possible from you. My thoughts are with you in this time of sorrow. Karla Knesting Baierl

I have so many good memories of Mrs. Stondall while I was growing up. I knew her first as a caring mom to my friend Laura and I remember attending birthday parties, playing on the swingset, and ice skating in the backyard. Later, Mrs. Stondall showed up in my classroom at Glendale! She was a good friend to my parents, stopping by on birthdays to bring a gift from the heart. Mrs. Stondall was also there for the more difficult times of sickness and death. I am sad to hear that she has passed from this life, and may your good memories sustain you during this time. My condolences to all, Kathi (Koellen) Goodman

I had Mrs. Stondall as my language arts teacher in 4th grade at Glendale, which was 1969-70. I remember her well, as being an energetic, demanding teacher, who pushed her students to do and be their best. I really enjoyed the spelling bees she conducted, too. My sympathies to her family.