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Judy Harendza Rawson
September 27, 2008
Dear Sharon,
I am so sorry for your loss. Please extend my condolences to your mother and the rest of your family. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers.
Christy Adams
September 22, 2008
Grandma Stank,
Our prayers and thoughts are with you at this time, but we cherish those times we were able to spend with you both. God Bless you !
Christy Adams and Traley and Skylar Dimenna , with love
Walt & Shirley Grabowski
September 22, 2008
Aunt Lil,
We are thinking of you in this time of sorrow. Please extend our condolences to the members of your brothers family.
Dennis & Lavina Conroy
September 21, 2008
To all the family
Sad to hear the loss.
Al will be missed but never forgotten.
An old family friend.
Barbara Lidestri
September 20, 2008
This is for Lillian and her family,
Although I never knew your brother, if he was anything like you, he must have been a wonderful person. I'm so sorry for your loss.
Ann Marie Kilmer
September 20, 2008
I am so sorry I am unable to attend the wake and funeral - I am in Virginia - or I would certainly be there. Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Mike Bisaha
September 20, 2008
Sharon,
I'm very sorry for your lost, your Dad will be surely missed. I will keep you and your family in my prays.
Mike Bisaha
Sandia, Tx,
Janice (Hawley) Toolan and family
September 20, 2008
Uncle Al, "The Kiddies Pal", was the greatest story teller ever! "Wait a minute, wait a minute...," in that gruff voice, usually led to yet another tale that would have all of us laughing out loud. Thank you for all the wonderful memories and guaranteed fun every time the family got together. May there be plenty of golf, scotch and cigars, but no poultry, in heaven! Give Kitty and Jack a hug for us. The angels are in for a treat.
We love you and will miss you, but always smile when we remember you.
PAT Brown
September 19, 2008
207-209 Main Street:
Who did we call when help was needed for?:
....A water problem
....No electricity
....Snow removal
....Noisey tenants
....Balls on the garage roofs
AL STANK
He was always there with a helping hand, a smile and sometimes a cigar.
Neighbors for over 25 years ---- Friends forever.
Alice, Sharon, Michael, Steven & Helen --I know you'll miss him but your loss is heaven's gain.
Debi Bohunicky
September 19, 2008
Uncle Al brought life and sparkle wherever he was. He always had a twinkle in his eye, a crook in his smile as if he was up to something, and and a bounce to his step. Mischief was his middle name. And He deserved and received respect from those who knew him and all of us who loved him so. I remember how noble he was when he handed over his golf clubs to his son Michael. He impressed me with his ability to accept the changes in his health with such dignity. He is golfing now on the perfect green in heaven and likely teasing and laughing with my mom. We'll miss you Uncle Al, your love, laughter and cigars.
Niece, Debi
September 19, 2008
It was so nice seeing Al @ the J.C. Reunion in July. We're so sorry for your loss..Steve & Jean Petrovcin
thomas Würth
September 19, 2008
i am truly sorry for your loss,,Al was one of the group that used to hang around Ivan Howard Texaco station in Binghamton. as i was in the navy,,Al used to love to pick on me telling me the marines were 1000 times better then any sailors,,he lived a full life i can see that,,again you have my sympathy,,,
Harry & Loretta Lewis
September 18, 2008
Al brought light and life to all those he encountered. We were blessed to know him through our friends Steve and Zoe. Our deepest sympathy.
Kip & Cary Woodworth
September 17, 2008
Our thoughts & prayers are with you & your family.
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