Kenneth Wayne Stoffers

Dear Linda and Family:

Ed has known Ken before he moved to Riverton, Utah. He has him as an instructor in his Dental career.
Taking Ken to get tacos most Tuesdays for years has been a highlight for Ed. He loved Ken like a brother, even more than his own brothers.
Ken will be missed by our family. He gave a listening ear to both of us.
His garden was wonderful and enjoyed by many people in the area we lived.
You will be in our prayers and included in our temple visits.
Let us know if there is anything we can do to help you.
Love, Ed and Cheryl Staley

Ken was a friend of our family. He saw me at his clinic at the University of Michigan few times. I am sad to learn of his passing but like he reminded me at Tony’s funeral, it is only a temporary separation.
Much love to Linda and family.

Ken was a delight when he came to the Senior Center. He was so polite. He always smiled and shared memories. I often have had other seniors ask why he hasn’t been there. He is missed by them and by me. Hugs Linda, please reach out to us at the center if you feel a need. We are there for you❤️

We have fond memories of both Ken and Linda. We enjoyed their friendship during our empty nester socials. My husband Ken remembers his time with Ken in the Elders quorum presidency. We loved his enthusiasm when he shared his missionary experiences. Taco Tuesday was a have/to with Ken weekly. He was a great friend and will be missed.

I loved talking with Ken! He was a kind, friendly and thoughtful person and he was always available to talk. When I was looking for a new dentist, he recommended Kyle Pullen and boy was he right on with that advice! He so adored Linda and his children and I loved that about him. Rest in Heaven, Ken.

Ken had such a kind heart. He was always watching out for me as I live across the street. He gave me tips on how to start my car if I lose power in my car battery when I leave my lights on. He showed me sales of car parts from the car ads. He helped me get into my house thru my back windows when I forget my house keys. I enjoy seeing him board and get off the community van from my windows. I am sure he will still look out for me from up there in heaven. See you again sometime Ken. I will miss you!!!!

I was a classmate in Ontario. Oregon and we graduated in 1960 from Ontario, Or. I always like Ken he was always kind. Ken’s dad was our family dentist for several years.
Sending my condolences to his family.

I have recently been reviewing notes in my 20+ years worth of Franklin-Covey calendars. Came across several entries with Ken’s name. We spent numerous hours together in High Council meetings and even the occasional commute. I remember he showed me a quicker way to get home from the Saline Stake Center and I thought of him with gratitude each time I drove that route. My love to all.