Birth date: May 9, 1957 Death date: Apr 25, 2020
Stuart Haney, 62, died suddenly at home in Leesburg, Virginia on Saturday, April 25, 2020. Born in Topeka, Kansas to William E. and Lila C. (nee Edwards) Haney, Stuart spent many of his formative years working on the family farm Read Obituary
I just learned of Stuart's passing, and I write this with a heavy heart. I knew Stuart through the JKCF. He had a warm and generous spirit, an infectious sense of humor, and his was a joyous presence. Every time I spoke with him I wound up laughing until I had tears in my eyes. His pride in the work of the Foundation, and his enthusiasm for the great things the Cooke Scholars will accomplish was a wonderful thing to behold. I will miss him.
Matthew Quinn, Jr.
I am very saddened to read of Stuart's death. His warmth and hearty laugh were a welcoming presence when my husband, Harold Levy, joined the JKCF family. At JKCF events, I always sought him out because he was such a positive and cheerful demeanor.
I send condolences to the entire family.
Pat Sapinsley ( aka Mrs Harold Levy)
Stuart was a loyal friend and colleague. His knowledge, good humor, and interpersonal skills made working with him fun and easy. I know I will miss very much. He was very proud of his family and I send my sincerest condolences to them.
I’m ver sad to hear of Mr. Haney’s passing. I worked as an Accountant at JKCF for a few years and I remember his kindness when he came to the office for board meetings. Sending a lot of love to the family.
Stuart was an amazing person. Exceedingly warm, highly ethical and a consummate professional. I was so privileged to work with him through First Star and First Star Institute. My deepest condolences to his family. He spoke so highly and lovingly of each of you. I am so very sorry for your loss.
I was so sad to hear that Stuart had passed away. I first got to know him professionally in the late 1990s and that turned into a friendship over the following decades. Such a nice man, so generous with his time and advice. I will always recall that he never had a cross word to say about anyone, and was most always beaming with that wonderful smile. I greatly regret that we did not have more opportunities to get together in recent years. I am sure you miss him deeply, but hold on to those good memories. Dave Donovan
I am so sorry to hear about Stuart's passing. I remember him from the Countryside Waves, when his son swam with our daughters. He was always so fun and positive. I think I remember that he liked to help with the pancake breakfasts, and he gave the team guidance when we were in a tough situation a few times. Sending your family prayers and hugs during this difficult time from the Derby family.
Dear Paula and Colton, We were so saddened to hear of Stuart's untimely passing. Our hearts go out to your family. Stuart was always such a kind, warm, helpful and cheerful individual. It was always clear that volunteering and helping others was a great love and priority for him and the whole family. His generous gifts of his time and his upbeat personality have impacted all of those who knew him. We are thinking of all of you and sending feelings of love and comfort. David, Nancy, Benjamin and Madeleine Roodberg
I am so sad to read this. He and his family were always so kind. I meet him at Dr groys. He loved talking about his son and how proud he was of him. My heart go out to all of you.
Pam white ( Dr Groy assistant)
