Proper noun
Stange
A surname.
Very stange is this quality of our human nature which decrees that unless we feel a future before us we do not live completely in the present. Phillips Brooks
Bryan Stange, right, stands with his family holding a sign near the scene of a helicopter crash that killed former NBA basketball player Kobe Bryant in Calabasas, Calif., Sunday, Jan. Source: Internet
Nurse Jessica Stange prepares to do COVID-19 tests for maternity patients at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center. Source: Internet
Edward Stange said in a letter to parents that Garcia-Espinal is an employee of two private vendors that provide services to the district, and has been working at Sunset Ridge School – where the camera was found – since August 2016. Source: Internet
Call club chairman Des van der Merwe on 082-806-0348 or club captain Chris Stange on 083-301-3632. Source: Internet
Gretchen Hiller, Eleanor's competition in high school and Walter's current girlfriend is played by Rebecca Stange. Source: Internet