Andrew Ehrenkreutz

Stefan, perhaps you will not remember me, but my deceased husband, Ernest Ryback, worked in many areas with your father to establish a strong Polish community. We were frequent guests at your home as he and Blanch were at ours. We worked for the PAC and the Copernicus Foundation as well as the wonderful Ann Arbor Main Street fairs. - you have a wonderful heritage. Please accept my sympathy for your family as well as the many friends he had.
I believe he wrote a letter of recommendation...

Stefan:

My sympathy goes out to you and your family at the loss of your father. He was a very special person and he will be missed. I will keep you and your famil;y in my prayers.

God Bless,

Stefan
My deep sympathies to you and your family on the death of your remarkable father. I remember meeting him a few times, probably at track meets, and I was struck by his energy and enthusiasm. After reading of his accomplishments, I can tell he brought that same energy and enthusiasm to all the endeavours of his life and truly made a difference in the world. Not many of us can say that.

Stefan,
I was so sorry to read about your father.
I'll always remember him coming to various classes at school through the years and giving enthusiastic and interesting talks. He seemed to enjoy himself--and us--very much. I can picture him perfectly in my 8th grade classroom.
Susan Falcone

Stefan,
I will always remember your father's big smile and his friendly and encouraging words whenever we met. He always asked me how things were going in my life, and he had a way of giving his total attention to my answer that made me feel that he really cared about me and what I was saying. Your father was a true gentleman who made all of us young kids feel that we were important to him. In my adult life I have thought about him now and then and I have wondered how he was doing. I am...

Stefan and Family,

I was sorry to hear about your father Andrew's passing, and was so very impressed with all his accomplishments. I remembered your parents as being very nice people.

Joanne Chase-Mattillo