Adolph "Ray" Stadnicki

One of the best Teachers ever! Bellamy was fortunate to have him as a teacher and to this day i still think back fondly of his class! From launching rockets, using Bunsen burner to making explosives with potassium. Dissecting frogs, worms. Never forget the bumper stickers on his Jeep. "If Guns are Outlawed only Outlaws will have Guns" than you for the memories! May your memory be eternal! Condolences to his family and friends.

One of a few of the best teachers ever...thank you ,..i ..was lucky to have you as my science teacher at Bellamy.. Rip Mr. Stad.

I had Mr. Stadnicki for science while in high school. He was a very nice man who engaged his students and shared his contagious love of science. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends.

Chicopee had an ice skating rink; Old Field Rd was all Greenhouses. Remember Miss Roden? Remember "Muckle?" Throw the rolled up foil run after catching it we all run tackle the dude all over the grass? All we grew up here. Get to Jesus Christ here Ben still here in Chicopee Big Ben I still difference between micrometer and microsoft and the bends and what sonar and radar and Holyoke School railway buses. Mr. Lak, Mr. Potter, Ms. Senecal too. We still are The Americans We are still above...

With heavy hearts we bid farewell to our friend Ray. Such A sweet kind man. It was our pleasure knowing him. Our deepest sympathy to his family, especially his loving sister Pat. We will miss him, heaven has gained another angel. God Bless, your friends from D wing Agawam West

I remember "Mr. Stadnicki" after all the years I spent at Bellamy School and beyond. He was the most calm,open minded teacher I ever had. Because of that, I learned so much about Science, Math, Chemistry and Life all wrapped into one. To this day, I am so grateful for all that I learned from him. I wish him and his loved ones Peace and Fond Memories.

Some of the fondest memories I have of my youth are hunting and fishing with Ray in Otis. As the years passed and life happened, those adventures lessened but I would still stop by Otis here and there for an occasional outing. Ray welcomed us with his big smile and a cold beer. I feel lucky that my two sons had the opportunity to meet Ray and spend some time getting to know him, even briefly. He was a unique personality and he will be missed.

I am so very sorry for your loss Richard and Patty all I can remember is when we were kids in the neighborhood