Beth Bossung-Stoszek

Beth was a lovely young lady and I know that her memory will live on in the hearts of her loved ones! I remember her laugh was contagious! Our prayers go out to her parents and her children! We are so sorry for your loss! Love and hugs to you all during this difficult time.

Your family is in my thoughts and prayers. Beth and I were classmates at WLHS. She will certainly be missed by many.

I have many fond memories of growing up with Beth in West Lafayette, IN. These memories will be treasured. With heartfelt sympathy and kindest thoughts to her family in this time of sorrow.

I am saddened by the news of Beth's passing. She was a WLHS classmate of mine. I pray her family and friends may find peace and comfort.

I was a classmate of Beth's from elementary to high school. Her dad was a wonderful teacher and taught me how to drive. We had many fun times together in our WL days. My prayers are with your family.

My heart goes out to everyone that was lucky enough to know Beth. She was a dear friend, buddy and like a sister to me. I will truly miss her. My deepest sympathy to her family.

Dick & Joan, our deepest condolences.Someone sent this to me when my son died and I have always cherished it. WHEN I MUST LEAVE YOU When I must leave you for a little while, Please do not grieve and shed wild tears And hug your sorrow to you through the years But start out bravely with a galiant smile; And for my sake and in my name Live on and do all things the same, Feed not your lonliness on empty days, But fill each waking hour in useful ways; Reach out your hand in comfort and in cheer And I in turn will comfort you and hold you near, And never,never be afraid to die, For I am waiting for YOU in the sky!

I was so sorry to hear of Beth's passing. Please accept my deepest sympathy.

I, George Marx, never knew Beth.   When she tragically died, I lived proximate to her, and was fortunate to be able to attend her funeral.    Her father had been a physical education teacher of mine and I remembered him from those days.   I think that the only other non-family member from West Lafayette was a classmate of mine from a year earlier than me.

I remember feeling a deep admiration for Dick Bossung that day.  His wife Joan Bossung (1944-2014) was clearly in (long-term) poor health, and his primary focus was on supporting her in this moment which was most difficult for both of them.

The Bossungs are/were obviously a tight-knit family who support(ed) each other.   I’m happy to hear that now, as I write this in 2025), when “Mr. Bossung” is 88 years old, that he remains active and in good health!