George R. Stotser

1935–2022 (age 87)

veteran

Biography

George R. Stotser answered the call to serve, offering years of faithful military duty that reflected quiet courage and steadfast dedication to his fellow citizens. His fellow veterans remember him for the calm leadership he brought to every assignment and the loyalty with which he served his country.

After returning home, he carried the values of discipline and humility into civilian life, sharing stories of camaraderie and sacrifice while supporting younger generations of servicemembers. His memory remains a source of comfort for those who walked beside him through both peaceful and challenging times.

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