Birth date: Jun 20, 1969 Death date: Apr 6, 2018
David Bohus Stahl, Jr., of Delran, passed away with his family by his side on April 6, 2018 at the age of 48. David, a preppy dressing, soft-spoken gentleman who never had a hair out of place, was the devoted husband of Mia Dempse Read Obituary
Our sincerest sympathy to the entire Stahl family. We are sorry we were not able to attend David's memorial service. Our thoughts and prayers were and continue to be with his family. God Bless! Grant and Jo-Anne Ludwig.....Raleigh North Carolina
I primarily knew David from drama at CHS; he was a year behind me. I recall traveling to England with him and was always impressed by his polite and quiet demeanor, dedication to his friends, and respect for our teachers. God bless you, David, and may He welcome you into His Kingdom.
Sincerest condolences to the David Stahl family. Dave was always a smiling and cheerful NJM’er, and a respected employee. I remember his dad at the company some years back. Will have a roman catholic mass said for David soon. Will keep all in my prayers.
Dave and I first met when we were young kids, and our parents were involved in local politics. We reconnected in high school drama club when we got our blocking wrong and crashed into each other on stage. I remember a lot of laughing. We enjoyed the drama trip to England, many parties and birthdays. I remember one birhtday when Dave got hit in the face with the cake, and again more laughter. Dave was always kind and caring. Whether seeing Dave at the annual Xmas Eve party, or at the soccer field, he always had a smile and spoke lovingly about his family. Our deepest sympathies to Mia, Anna, Aidan, and Dave's brother Eric and Dave's parents.
Sean Solomon & Family
I am forever grateful to Dave for his friendship. He helped shape me into becoming a better person. From our high school days being ‘puck heads’ while following the Philadelphia Flyers to the days of choir and drama club, Dave had the uncanny knack to make our time around each other fun, no matter the situation. Seeing Dave grow from a talented student and loving son and brother into a loving husband and father will always be a cherished experience for me. To Mia, Anna and Aidan and David, Paula and Eric as well as his extended family and numerous friends and co-workers, I offer my sincerest sympathy and condolences. Dave’s humor and spirit will live on in all of us.
-Brian David Solomon, Cinnaminson Class of 1988
Dave was truly the nicest person I have ever had the privilege to work with. He will sorely be missed by all. My sincerest condolences and prayers to the Stahl family.
Mary Frazia, WCU
I truly will miss our daily Flyers conversations and dreams of watching them win a Stanley Cup! He was a sweet guy and a great friend/co-worker. Thoughts and Prayers to his whole family.
Michele and Tom Buker - co-worker and friend
Although it's difficult today to see beyond the sorrow, may the Stahl family find strength in the love of family and in the warm embrace of friends. My sincere condolences.
Liz Hardy, WCU co-worker
