Hal Stoltz, a retired counselor who served at both Bothell and Woodinville High Schools, passed away, leaving behind a rich legacy of positivity and adventure. Throughout his life, he was known for his diverse interests, including mountain climbing, geology, and music, embodying a spirit of enthusiasm that inspired countless students. Stoltz's career was marked by his dedication to education and mentorship, making a lasting impact on generations of high school students. As an Eagle Scout and a passionate traveler, he embraced every opportunity for adventure, often sharing his experiences with others. His family, friends, and colleagues remember him as a supportive and humorous individual who brought joy to those around him.

A celebration of his life is set for April 6, 2024, at the Bothell United Methodist Church, inviting all who knew him to share stories and memories. His passing is felt deeply within the community, marking the loss of a beloved educator and friend. Hal Stoltz's legacy lives on through the many lives he touched and the joy he spread throughout his lifetime.