To Netttie and all of her family, I send my sincere sympathy upon the passing of her husband “Stosh”. He had an amassing life and a happy 61 years of marriage. Rest in Peace!
John Dooher, Notre Dame, Class of ‘60
To the Wisniewski family: know that you are all in my prayers...I have many fond memories of Stoch, when Lee or Anthony played ball for me, or Mae cheered for us. As I recall, your dad didn't miss an event. God bless your dad and his family.
Stanley, your smile will be missed. But, when I close my eyes I will always remember it. You fought the hard battle and won your crown.I loved seeing you and Nettie at Rossi's. RIP my dear friend. Susan Heisler
Stosh was one of those people that made being a kid in the 70s awesome. He worked a lot but when he wasn't we always had good times with him. I remember teasing Nettie with a spider once and he chased me around the neighborhood to throw the spider on me. Good times. My condolences to the entire Wisnewski family. Love you guys.
Bob Scheepsma
Dear Mae and family... I am so sorry to hear about your Dad's passing. May you hold all of your best memories of him in your hearts forever. I hope you find comfort in the arms of friends and family. Thinking of you all.
Nettie and Family,
Very sorry to hear about Stoch passing. We really enjoyed his company at the Sanitary Barbershop. We always talked about Family and how are kids got in trouble. A true Gentleman. Our prayers are with you and your family. God Bless you all.
Craig and Rick Milazzo
I am so sorry for your loss. David spent many years working with Stan at the Elmira Fire Department and my daughter Betsy ran track with Mae at Notre Dame High School. Such a special family. May his memories bring you comfort in your loss. Wishing you loves memories and times healing.
Jean Potter
