Birth date: Jan 14, 1944 Death date: Mar 25, 2026
Loren LeRoy Stuckert, age 82, of Wilmington, OH, passed away on Wednesday, March 25, 2026. Born on January 14, 1944, Loren began his life beating the odds, being born 3 months prematurely. The doctor doubted he would make it and Read Obituary
My love and condolences goes to the Stuckert Family. Loren was such a warm, wonderful human being who I love talking to from time to time. He made such an loving impact on whomever he met. May God pour down peace and love to you, Sherry, and your family!!
Hello Loren, I know you’re watching from up there. And as much as I’m sad, I never was able to travel with you to Munich, I’m extending the invitation this month for you to travel with me with your beautiful new wings. We’re going to go to Athens, to Rome, and to Quito.
Hop on my shoulders and I will show you around.
I would like for you to know that your h
history student , your World War II buddy has reunited with his family. I know this makes you happy and you’re smiling from up there.
Please keep an eye out for us and until we reunite again, the entire family send you love and hugs.
5/29/26
Cards and calls are still flooding in after 2+ months on Memorial Day, one of Loren's favorites. What a blessing. Thank you, Dear Friends!
Loren was a great man of God, husband, father, grandfather and friend.
He was always so kind and compassionate.
My prayers are with you and your family, Sherry.
I will always remember the kindness and encouragement Loren showed me during my high school years. He made a lasting impact on so many of his students. Thank you for the lessons, the support, and the memories. Your patience, and dedication made a difference in ways that will never be forgotten. I’m so grateful to have been given the opportunity to know you! You will be deeply missed.
I will always remember how kind and generous Loren was and how much he loved his family and friends. I will always remember how he and Sherry invited me in to their home after I dropped off some political signs for their yard. He was a true Patriot and strong believer in Christ and will be greatly missed.
