Richard J. Stock of Daytona Beach, Florida
December 1, 1939 - May 27, 2019
Dr. Richard J. Stock, Jr. “Dick," passed away in his Daytona Beach home surrounded by his family on Memorial Day, May 27, 2019 after a long battle with Alzheimer's.
Dick, the son of the late Dr. Richard J. Stock, Sr. and Elizabeth Taughinbaugh, was born December 1, 1939, in Hanover, Pennsylvania. He was preceded in death by sisters Elizabeth and Theresa Stock and is survived by sisters Sara Lundgren "Sally" (Dr. Sandy Lundgren) and Susan Stock.
Dick received his BA from Johns Hopkins University in 1961 and his MD from Georgetown School of Medicine in 1965. He completed his first residency in OB/GYN in 1969 and then received his MPH in Human Genetics from the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health in 1976. In 1978 he completed his second residency in Anatomic Pathology at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.
In October 1964 Dick married the love of his life Dr. Margaret Elizabeth O'Donnell “Maggie” whom he met while in medical school. Maggie and Dick were blissfully married for almost 55 years. He was blessed with six daughters and eighteen grandchildren, of whom he was very proud.
Maggie tirelessly and selflessly devoted herself to caring for her beloved husband at home, rarely leaving his side and always ensuring he was as comfortable and happy. Over the last year, the professional caretakers, physicians, clergy and Hospice team members frequently commented that they had never seen a better cared for bedridden patient in all their experience and that the love surrounding him was truly inspirational.
Dick served his church, community and country throughout his life. He was an altar boy, an Eagle Scout, a physician, a lifelong community volunteer and a military officer. In May 2003 he retired after 30 years of distinguished military service as a Captain in the USN. During his military service he received many letters of commendation for his outstanding performance of duty. In addition to having a long and honored military medical career, Dick also pursued his love of teaching by serving as an Associate Professor of OB/GYN Pathology at both Eastern Virginia Medical School and University of Pittsburgh and authored numerous publications in scientific journals.
He was an artist, an exceptional dancer, a lover of technology, and a history buff. He spent countless hours tending to his roses and listening to opera. He was fascinated by the law and had an entrepreneurial spirit that resulted in several successful businesses and influenced his children to follow in his footsteps. He was a true sportsman and conservationist who loved spending time outdoors fishing, hunting, golfing and playing tennis with his girls. He enjoyed being the Captain of his own vessel, the "Why Not."
He was a gentleman and a fierce champion of women, whom he held in the highest regard and treated with utmost respect, instilling in his daughters the confidence that they could do anything they dreamed.
He was a family man. He believed so strongly in family that he suffered through the planning of annual reunions, where extended family could reconnect in a beautiful location. But, the most important part of his family and his life was his Maggie. He was happiest when traveling the world with her.
His kindness, infectious laugh, sense of humor and bright smile will be forever cherished and missed by his wife, Maggie; his children, Dr. Katherine Misch “Katie" (Dr. Craig Misch), Elizabeth DerManuelian "Betsey" (Stephen DerManuelian), Mary Jungman “Mootsie" (Frank Jungman), Susan Stava, JD “Susie” (Jeff Stava), Dr. Amy McMahan (Joel McMahan, JD), and Dr. Judith McDonnell “Judy" (Dr. Sean McDonnell); and his grandchildren, Dr. Maggie Misch-Haring (Dr. Harry Haring), Angela Misch, JD, Rachel Misch, Michael DerManuelian, Matthew DerManuelian, Vaughn Jungman, Jesse Jungman, Trevor Jungman, Frank Jungman, Will Stava, Luke Stava, Emma McMahan, Mary McMahan, Aidan McMahan, Claire McDonnell, Colin McDonnell, Thomas McDonnell and Patrick McDonnell.
The funeral mass will be celebrated at Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church in Port Orange, Florida on Monday June 3, 2019 at 8:30 a.m. He will be laid to rest at Daytona Memorial Park, in Daytona Beach, Florida.
In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to the Alzheimer's Association.
December 1, 1939 - May 27, 2019
Dr. Richard J. Stock, Jr. “Dick," passed away in his Daytona Beach home surrounded by his family on Memorial Day, May 27, 2019 after a long battle with Alzheimer's.
Dick, the son of the late Dr. Richard J. Stock, Sr. and Elizabeth Taughinbaugh, was born December 1, 1939, in Hanover, Pennsylvania. He was preceded in death by sisters Elizabeth and Theresa Stock and is survived by sisters Sara Lundgren "Sally" (Dr. Sandy Lundgren) and Susan Stock.
Dick received his BA from Johns Hopkins University in 1961 and his MD from Georgetown School of Medicine in 1965. He completed his first residency in OB/GYN in 1969 and then received his MPH in Human Genetics from the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health in 1976. In 1978 he completed his second residency in Anatomic Pathology at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.
In October 1964 Dick married the love of his life Dr. Margaret Elizabeth O'Donnell “Maggie” whom he met while in medical school. Maggie and Dick were blissfully married for almost 55 years. He was blessed with six daughters and eighteen grandchildren, of whom he was very proud.
Maggie tirelessly and selflessly devoted herself to caring for her beloved husband at home, rarely leaving his side and always ensuring he was as comfortable and happy. Over the last year, the professional caretakers, physicians, clergy and Hospice team members frequently commented that they had never seen a better cared for bedridden patient in all their experience and that the love surrounding him was truly inspirational.
Dick served his church, community and country throughout his life. He was an altar boy, an Eagle Scout, a physician, a lifelong community volunteer and a military officer. In May 2003 he retired after 30 years of distinguished military service as a Captain in the USN. During his military service he received many letters of commendation for his outstanding performance of duty. In addition to having a long and honored military medical career, Dick also pursued his love of teaching by serving as an Associate Professor of OB/GYN Pathology at both Eastern Virginia Medical School and University of Pittsburgh and authored numerous publications in scientific journals.
He was an artist, an exceptional dancer, a lover of technology, and a history buff. He spent countless hours tending to his roses and listening to opera. He was fascinated by the law and had an entrepreneurial spirit that resulted in several successful businesses and influenced his children to follow in his footsteps. He was a true sportsman and conservationist who loved spending time outdoors fishing, hunting, golfing and playing tennis with his girls. He enjoyed being the Captain of his own vessel, the "Why Not."
He was a gentleman and a fierce champion of women, whom he held in the highest regard and treated with utmost respect, instilling in his daughters the confidence that they could do anything they dreamed.
He was a family man. He believed so strongly in family that he suffered through the planning of annual reunions, where extended family could reconnect in a beautiful location. But, the most important part of his family and his life was his Maggie. He was happiest when traveling the world with her.
His kindness, infectious laugh, sense of humor and bright smile will be forever cherished and missed by his wife, Maggie; his children, Dr. Katherine Misch “Katie" (Dr. Craig Misch), Elizabeth DerManuelian "Betsey" (Stephen DerManuelian), Mary Jungman “Mootsie" (Frank Jungman), Susan Stava, JD “Susie” (Jeff Stava), Dr. Amy McMahan (Joel McMahan, JD), and Dr. Judith McDonnell “Judy" (Dr. Sean McDonnell); and his grandchildren, Dr. Maggie Misch-Haring (Dr. Harry Haring), Angela Misch, JD, Rachel Misch, Michael DerManuelian, Matthew DerManuelian, Vaughn Jungman, Jesse Jungman, Trevor Jungman, Frank Jungman, Will Stava, Luke Stava, Emma McMahan, Mary McMahan, Aidan McMahan, Claire McDonnell, Colin McDonnell, Thomas McDonnell and Patrick McDonnell.
The funeral mass will be celebrated at Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church in Port Orange, Florida on Monday June 3, 2019 at 8:30 a.m. He will be laid to rest at Daytona Memorial Park, in Daytona Beach, Florida.
In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to the Alzheimer's Association.
Richard J. Stock of Daytona Beach, Florida
December 1, 1939 - May 27, 2019
Dr. Richard J. Stock, Jr. “Dick," passed away in his Daytona Beach home surrounded by his family on Memorial Day, May 27, 2019 after a long battle with Alzheimer's.
Dick, the son of the late Dr. Richard J. Stock, Sr. and Elizabeth Taughinbaugh, was born December 1, 1939, in Hanover, Pennsylvania. He was preceded in death by sisters Elizabeth and Theresa Stock and is survived by sisters Sara Lundgren "Sally" (Dr. Sandy Lundgren) and Susan Stock.
Dick received his BA from Johns Hopkins University in 1961 and his MD from Georgetown School of Medicine in 1965. He completed his first residency in OB/GYN in 1969 and then received his MPH in Human Genetics from the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health in 1976. In 1978 he completed his second residency in Anatomic Pathology at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.
In October 1964 Dick married the love of his life Dr. Margaret Elizabeth O'Donnell “Maggie” whom he met while in medical school. Maggie and Dick were blissfully married for almost 55 years. He was blessed with six daughters and eighteen grandchildren, of whom he was very proud.
Maggie tirelessly and selflessly devoted herself to caring for her beloved husband at home, rarely leaving his side and always ensuring he was as comfortable and happy. Over the last year, the professional caretakers, physicians, clergy and Hospice team members frequently commented that they had never seen a better cared for bedridden patient in all their experience and that the love surrounding him was truly inspirational.
Dick served his church, community and country throughout his life. He was an altar boy, an Eagle Scout, a physician, a lifelong community volunteer and a military officer. In May 2003 he retired after 30 years of distinguished military service as a Captain in the USN. During his military service he received many letters of commendation for his outstanding performance of duty. In addition to having a long and honored military medical career, Dick also pursued his love of teaching by serving as an Associate Professor of OB/GYN Pathology at both Eastern Virginia Medical School and University of Pittsburgh and authored numerous publications in scientific journals.
He was an artist, an exceptional dancer, a lover of technology, and a history buff. He spent countless hours tending to his roses and listening to opera. He was fascinated by the law and had an entrepreneurial spirit that resulted in several successful businesses and influenced his children to follow in his footsteps. He was a true sportsman and conservationist who loved spending time outdoors fishing, hunting, golfing and playing tennis with his girls. He enjoyed being the Captain of his own vessel, the "Why Not."
He was a gentleman and a fierce champion of women, whom he held in the highest regard and treated with utmost respect, instilling in his daughters the confidence that they could do anything they dreamed.
He was a family man. He believed so strongly in family that he suffered through the planning of annual reunions, where extended family could reconnect in a beautiful location. But, the most important part of his family and his life was his Maggie. He was happiest when traveling the world with her.
His kindness, infectious laugh, sense of humor and bright smile will be forever cherished and missed by his wife, Maggie; his children, Dr. Katherine Misch “Katie" (Dr. Craig Misch), Elizabeth DerManuelian "Betsey" (Stephen DerManuelian), Mary Jungman “Mootsie" (Frank Jungman), Susan Stava, JD “Susie” (Jeff Stava), Dr. Amy McMahan (Joel McMahan, JD), and Dr. Judith McDonnell “Judy" (Dr. Sean McDonnell); and his grandchildren, Dr. Maggie Misch-Haring (Dr. Harry Haring), Angela Misch, JD, Rachel Misch, Michael DerManuelian, Matthew DerManuelian, Vaughn Jungman, Jesse Jungman, Trevor Jungman, Frank Jungman, Will Stava, Luke Stava, Emma McMahan, Mary McMahan, Aidan McMahan, Claire McDonnell, Colin McDonnell, Thomas McDonnell and Patrick McDonnell.
The funeral mass will be celebrated at Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church in Port Orange, Florida on Monday June 3, 2019 at 8:30 a.m. He will be laid to rest at Daytona Memorial Park, in Daytona Beach, Florida.
In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to the Alzheimer's Association.
December 1, 1939 - May 27, 2019
Dr. Richard J. Stock, Jr. “Dick," passed away in his Daytona Beach home surrounded by his family on Memorial Day, May 27, 2019 after a long battle with Alzheimer's.
Dick, the son of the late Dr. Richard J. Stock, Sr. and Elizabeth Taughinbaugh, was born December 1, 1939, in Hanover, Pennsylvania. He was preceded in death by sisters Elizabeth and Theresa Stock and is survived by sisters Sara Lundgren "Sally" (Dr. Sandy Lundgren) and Susan Stock.
Dick received his BA from Johns Hopkins University in 1961 and his MD from Georgetown School of Medicine in 1965. He completed his first residency in OB/GYN in 1969 and then received his MPH in Human Genetics from the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health in 1976. In 1978 he completed his second residency in Anatomic Pathology at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.
In October 1964 Dick married the love of his life Dr. Margaret Elizabeth O'Donnell “Maggie” whom he met while in medical school. Maggie and Dick were blissfully married for almost 55 years. He was blessed with six daughters and eighteen grandchildren, of whom he was very proud.
Maggie tirelessly and selflessly devoted herself to caring for her beloved husband at home, rarely leaving his side and always ensuring he was as comfortable and happy. Over the last year, the professional caretakers, physicians, clergy and Hospice team members frequently commented that they had never seen a better cared for bedridden patient in all their experience and that the love surrounding him was truly inspirational.
Dick served his church, community and country throughout his life. He was an altar boy, an Eagle Scout, a physician, a lifelong community volunteer and a military officer. In May 2003 he retired after 30 years of distinguished military service as a Captain in the USN. During his military service he received many letters of commendation for his outstanding performance of duty. In addition to having a long and honored military medical career, Dick also pursued his love of teaching by serving as an Associate Professor of OB/GYN Pathology at both Eastern Virginia Medical School and University of Pittsburgh and authored numerous publications in scientific journals.
He was an artist, an exceptional dancer, a lover of technology, and a history buff. He spent countless hours tending to his roses and listening to opera. He was fascinated by the law and had an entrepreneurial spirit that resulted in several successful businesses and influenced his children to follow in his footsteps. He was a true sportsman and conservationist who loved spending time outdoors fishing, hunting, golfing and playing tennis with his girls. He enjoyed being the Captain of his own vessel, the "Why Not."
He was a gentleman and a fierce champion of women, whom he held in the highest regard and treated with utmost respect, instilling in his daughters the confidence that they could do anything they dreamed.
He was a family man. He believed so strongly in family that he suffered through the planning of annual reunions, where extended family could reconnect in a beautiful location. But, the most important part of his family and his life was his Maggie. He was happiest when traveling the world with her.
His kindness, infectious laugh, sense of humor and bright smile will be forever cherished and missed by his wife, Maggie; his children, Dr. Katherine Misch “Katie" (Dr. Craig Misch), Elizabeth DerManuelian "Betsey" (Stephen DerManuelian), Mary Jungman “Mootsie" (Frank Jungman), Susan Stava, JD “Susie” (Jeff Stava), Dr. Amy McMahan (Joel McMahan, JD), and Dr. Judith McDonnell “Judy" (Dr. Sean McDonnell); and his grandchildren, Dr. Maggie Misch-Haring (Dr. Harry Haring), Angela Misch, JD, Rachel Misch, Michael DerManuelian, Matthew DerManuelian, Vaughn Jungman, Jesse Jungman, Trevor Jungman, Frank Jungman, Will Stava, Luke Stava, Emma McMahan, Mary McMahan, Aidan McMahan, Claire McDonnell, Colin McDonnell, Thomas McDonnell and Patrick McDonnell.
The funeral mass will be celebrated at Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church in Port Orange, Florida on Monday June 3, 2019 at 8:30 a.m. He will be laid to rest at Daytona Memorial Park, in Daytona Beach, Florida.
In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to the Alzheimer's Association.
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