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E. Delroy Stutzman, M.D., 76, Medical Director of the Lutheran General Center for Substance Abuse and the addictions programs associated with Advocate Lutheran General Hospital from 1977-1999. He also was on the Advocate Lutheran General Medical Staff during that time. Beloved husband of Joanna; dear father of Paul (Michelle), Ann S. (John) Ambrosia, Michael D. (Sharon Rosenberg, M.D.) and Steve J.; loving grandfather of Sean Ambrosia and Isaac Stutzman; fond brother of Judi Stock and Jeanne Weber. Visitation Sunday 2 to 7 p.m. at Nelson Funeral Home, 820 Talcott Road, Park Ridge. In state 9 a.m. Monday until time of Funeral Service 10 a.m. at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, 205 N. Prospect, Park Ridge, IL 60068. Interment Town of Maine Cemetery. Memorials to St. Luke’s or Friendship Village, 350 W. Schaumburg Rd, Schaumburg, IL 60194 appreciated. Info: 847-823-5122 and Online Guestbook www.nelsonfunerals.com
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Dr. Michael and Mrs. Taleff
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Posted Sun April 15, 2012
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Our deepest condolences
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Robert Moir
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Posted Tue April 17, 2012
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Ann,
I want to relay my most heartfelt condolences to you and your family.
A donation has been made by my family to St. Luke''''s.
Sincerely,
Robert Moir
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Janet Pickett
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Posted Tue April 17, 2012
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Dear Mrs. Stutzman,
I worked with Del at Parkside Lutheran Hospital. He was consistently
kind and supportive in his work with recovering patients. Del did not
talk much about his accomoplishments, but he quietly save many lives.
He treated people with addiction with respect and helped them get
the care they needed to survive and thrive.
In sympathy,
Janet Pickett
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Jean Britt
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Posted Wed April 18, 2012
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Dear Mrs. Stutzman, I am so sorry to hear of Del's death. I was the Program Director at Lutheran in the 80's and 90's; Del was always totally committed to patient care and recovery. He supported team work with all the staff. I also appreciated his wicked sense of humor as we coped with the onslaught of administrative directives and managed care restrictions. He helped us focus on quality care and high standards as he held himself to the highest standards.
Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. I would have been at the funeral had I heard of the news in time.
In gratitude for Del's life and work,
Jean
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Anita Lewis-Schmoll BSN PhD CADC LCPC
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Posted Sun May 06, 2012
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Dear Mrs. Stutzman,
Please accept my heart felt condolences, for I was profoundly affected by your husband's passing. It brought back so many memories. I was the Nurse Specialist at Lutheran Addiction Hospital and we worked together from 1977 to 1999. I remember contacting him with numerous medical concerns over the years and he always maintained his professionalism and responded with orders that demonstrated quality of care. He inspired high standards for the care of addicts. His life counted and Dr. Stutzman in his own unique way made a tremendous difference. I regret that I had not heard in time, but my prayers are with you and the family. He always spoke highly of his family.
Sincerely, Anita Lewis-Schmoll
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