Stanley J. Janus Sr.

STAN,
I'M SORRY TO HEAR OF THE LOSS OF YOUR FATHER. MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY.

Dear Stan:
With deepest sympathy. Your father and I first met when we went on the Lackawanna Police Force in 1951. Our careers went in different directions, but we always remained close friends. He will surely be missed.

Our deepest sympathy to the family. Stanley and Charlotte were good friends to my mom and dad, William and Mary Hodge, for many years. When dad passed, Stanley didn't forget mom, made sure all was well with her, and when she moved, maintained contact through cards and letters. A true friend! The family is in our thoughts and prayers.

MY SYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY. IN MY PRAYERS. FROM FR. ZARKO MULA OFM CONV. FROM SPLIT, CROATIA!

Stan,
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your dad. You may not remember me, but I was with the Lackawanna Auxiliary Police from '77 to '82. I have been down in Houston since '82 as an officer with the Houston Police Department. I will keep you and the rest of your family in prayer.

This man was a good man and a very holy and religious man. He was a living monument to St. Barbara's which is one of the great polish parishes of our day. Our sympathy to Charlotte and his family. Know that he is in our prayers and we remember him well for his kindness to us.

Regrets could not be there.
Bill and Jane
Marion and Stanley
Leo Gondela

Deepest Sympathy.
I knew Stanley through his wife Charlotte who was related to Bertha and Johnnie Pointek, my step Aunt and Uncle.