We just heard today from Fred and Kathy Masters that Wally passed away. We were shocked and very saddened. I have just spent the past hour viewing your pictures and memories. As Bob and Chris Brenner said, we remember Wally along with Joan and Monica from the ringette days. We felt like family! And we still think of you as family! We loved Wally, his wisdom, sense of humour, interest in cars and people and always caring. I even referred car enthusiasts from Collingwood to consult with Wally. Please know that we are very sad, very grateful to have known Wally and very much thinking of all of you. Please call us if you ever come Collingwood direction. 
With our love, prayers and blessings, Bobbie and Doug Brown

Our family was shocked and saddened by the news of the passing of Wally. We would like to extend our sincere condolences to your entire family. Even though so much time has passed by since our “ringette” days our memories are still vivid in our minds of all the good times we experienced together. There have been many times over the years when our minds would be prompted back to those savored times that will  forever be etched in our memories. Wally was such a good man who headed up such a wonderful family and we always appreciated the support and friendship your family gave to us during that period of time. From a personal perspective, whenever I reflect upon those “ringette” memories, I remember Wally and Joan as “model” parents and Monica as a “model” player that any person attempting to perform as a coach can truly appreciate. 
We are so sorry we could not attend the celebration and provide our support to your family. We were out-of-province at the time of Wally’s funeral services and only learned of Wally’s passing after our return home on Friday, November 4th. So sad. Your entire family is in our thoughts and prayers.
Bob & Chris Brenner


Our condolences Joan & family.  We really enjoyed the visit, here in Scottsdale AZ, that we had a few years back when you were doing a cross Country trip in one of your classic cars.  It is apparent that Wally was a gentle personality and he thoroughly enjoyed life. Looking at all of the photos he leaves behind him  a great family and legacy.

Our tnoughts & prayers,

Harold & Norma Monteith 

We knew Wally was a very special person, but now we know more about him as described by his children today, we have to say what an amazing man he was. It is our regret that we did not make a better effort to get to know him and Joan on a more personal level. It is a privilege to have known him and he is a real loss to his family, his friends and the MG community. 
Sincerely
Rachel and James Edney,


"Aunt" Joan and family,
We are very sorry for your loss and the pain you have been going through the past while and especially now at this time. It is never easy to lose a close loved one, but take comfort knowing that the suffering is over. Remember all the good times and laughs you all had as I know there were many! 
Hugs, thoughts and prayers to all of you,
Scott, Kimberly, Alex and Josh

I am very sorry for your loss. Mr. Stubgen was always so kind when we would visit the house.

My sincere condolences to the entire family.
Alan Judges

Dearest Joan, Monica, Tim, Geoff and the entire Stubgen family. Please accept our deepest condolences on the passing of your beloved Wally. We are so sorry for your loss. 
The world has lost a truly great man. Ever since our first meeting, it was clear that our families would be a big part of each other’s lives forever. There are so many good memories to look back on. Wally and Robert coaching girls and boys soccer. Crazy summers at Grand Bend. Long drives to Highland dance practices. Renovating the school house. The list is endless. 
In a time of great sadness, we hope these memories bring you comfort, and put a smile on your face. You are not just friends to us, you are family, and always will be. You gave us immeasurable support in our darkest time this year, and we will do the same. Words alone cannot heal your pain, but just know that we love and support you. 
Rest In Peace Wally. You will be missed, but loved forever and never forgotten. 
Love Margaret, Christine and Steven Landsborough 

A few years ago we were in Waterloo for a hockey game and when I walked into the rink at the start of the first period I saw a familiar face standing at the glass. This man had come to watch some of the London boys he’d gotten to know over the years and cheer them on. I’ll never forget that gesture. I remember thinking how amazing that was that he would go out of his way to come and watch that game. We stood by the glass and chatted about hockey and family - we had gotten to know Wally and Joan over the years, and it was always a joy to see them at the farm if they happened to be there when we were visiting the Stubby’s. I will remember you as a wonderful person and a joy to be around, and I hope you rest in peace. 

Joan, we’re so sorry to hear of Wally’s passing. We’re in Florida and I’ll call when we’re home for Christmas. Thinking of you and your family. Marg and John Strong.

The Stubgens are not just friends to me. You’re family. And I am heartbroken to have lost a member of my family. I will always remember Wally as a kind, patient, fascinating man. He taught me so much about cars. It’s where my love for cars comes from. I’ll always love him for that!

Sending all my love, condolences and light to the Stubgen family. You’re always in my heart and in my thoughts. 

I hope Wally and Robert are having a good laugh up in heaven. They will look out for us forever. 

Shari and I are so sorry for your loss. Wally was a fine gentleman, an MG car expert, Ontario MGT Register’s Membership chair for decades, a loving husband, father, and grandfather. It has been a personal pleasure to have known Wally, albeit for only a relatively short period of time. Our condolences to Joan and the rest of the Stubgen family.
Dave Elms, OMGTR President.


Dear Monica.  I am so sorry for your loss. Hoping that good memories and stories of your dad will bring you some comfort as you find your way through this difficult time. With sincere sympathies Pam Lewington

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Walter "Wally" Julian Stubgen

31 diciembre, 1942 – 29 octubre, 2022

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