Some call the dandelion plant a weed,
but our family calls it a flower. WHY you ask?
When its yellow flower has finished blooming,
it does not simply shrivel up and fall to the earth—
but rather turns white and when you blow it,
the seeds scatter over the earth to begin anew.

 We believe that like the dandelion,
Stuart’s (z”l)  being…his energy for life,
for people, and the earth
will continue to touch those of us
who learn about him and his ways.

Our family will not allow Stuart’s voice to be silenced.
The Major Stuart Adam Wolfer Institute will allow
his legacy to continue to live on,
and to inspire future generations
of children, adults & leaders.

Thus the dandelion's meaning to the Institute
 is our way of honoring Stuart's memory
and of supporting our soldiers
who selflessly defend our freedoms.