Stefan Chorus, co-owner of Luxembourg-based moving and storage business Streff, has died at the age of 63, following several months of serious health challenges.
The company made the announcement on LinkedIn on Monday, October 27.
‘For four decades, Stefan’s unwavering dedication and visionary spirit were instrumental in shaping the foundation of our company. His integrity, vision, and relentless drive defined his work for our team, clients, and partners,’ it said.
‘Beyond business, Stefan demonstrated notable generosity and compassion toward everyone he encountered, particularly non-profit and cultural organisations. His actions served as an inspiring example and motivated others to contribute to their communities and those around them.’
It said Stefan will be ‘profoundly missed by all who have had the privilege to know him’.
FIDI Secretary General Jesse van Sas said: ‘This is devastating news for the Chorus family as well as the staff at Streff – and so shortly after the loss of Stefan’s brother Max in July 2024.
‘Max and Stefan had key roles to play in the expansion and success of Streff and for the professionalism of Luxembourg’s moving industry, and both were keen supporters of FIDI and very involved in our programmes and initiatives. With Stefan’s passing we have lost yet another force and character in the moving industry.’