Birth date: Feb 26, 1981 Death date: Sep 6, 2007
STAFF SERGEANT JOHN CHRISTIAN STOCK Staff Sergeant John Stock was born on February 26, 1981 in Longview, Texas. He joined the United States Marine Corps at MCRD San Diego. After his graduation Recruit Training, he went on to comp Read Obituary
I am so sorry for your son's death. We lost our Marine son June, 2009. I understand your pain and loss. No words can express this pain. I appreciate John fighting for our freedom and the freedom of others. My heartfelt sympathy. If ever you need to talk, I am here.
Debbie Ward, Odenville, Alabama
Mother of CPL Anthony Clay Ward
FOX 2/11
2 BN, 11th Marines, 1st Marine Division from Camp Pendelton##imported-begin##Debbie Ward##imported-end##
My heart aches for you. Words alone will never be able to express the appreciation my family and I have for your loved one. My family prays every night for the military and their families and will continue to do so. God bless and know you are thought of and loved.##imported-begin##Tonya##imported-end##
My throat lumps up and my heart beats faster when I think of the freedoms we Americans have because of men like John Stock and those who also gave the ultimate sacrifice before him. As the days go by, please know that John and his service are not fogotten, and that we are a grateful community. It is my prayer that you will find comfort in your faith, friends and families. SSgt John Stock will always be our hometown hero for decades to come. In deepest sympathy and gratitude, Jackie and Pat Muehlstein##imported-begin##Jackie Muehlstein##imported-end##
I have pleasant memories of John in my short time as swim coach at Longview. From what I have read, he remained the same talented, tough and dutiful young man. It does not surprise me he became a Marine. Godspeed to you John, and may you know, Gwen, Jerry and to his wife and family, that my thoughts and prayers are with you.##imported-begin##David Snyder##imported-end##
To the Stock and Tyner families: We are saddened by your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. As Americans who benefit from the sacrifices of all who serve in the military, we honor John.
Kay and John Ray##imported-begin##Kay and John Ray##imported-end##
Jerry, Gwen and family,
We are so sorry to hear of John's death. What a terrible loss for you and your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May God and time help to ease your grief.##imported-begin##Kitty and Chris Muehlbach##imported-end##
So sorry for your loss. Thank you John for serving our country. My family appreciates you and your families sacrifice. God Bless You.##imported-begin##Deedra##imported-end##
We don't know your family but we wanted to express our deepest gratitude for your loved one's service to his country. We hope the display of patriotism along the funeral procession gave you some small comfort and helps you to deal with your loss. May you feel during this time, the arms of our Father's Mighty Arms around you, bringing peace that passes all understanding to your family. God is good and He will strengthen you and keep you. God bless you. You all are in our prayers.##imported-begin##The Rowland & Cutting Families##imported-end##
Our love and prayers are with you and your family. I have never met you, but my nephew and his wife knew you Trevor and Kylene Yates and I just wanted to say thank you for your pride in being American and having the courage to stand up for all of us and make the ultimate sacrifice for your country. May God Bless You and Your Family.##imported-begin##Nancy Jorren##imported-end##
I do not know how to put in words what I feel for the loss of your son, husband, father. I truely appreciate his sacrifice. Our world was and is a better place because he lived in it and because he felt his calling was to serve. He can never be replaced but his memory will live on in you and yours. Those memories will be sweeter as time goes on. He truely was a hero. Thank you##imported-begin##Linda Duffey##imported-end##
