Stanley W. "Bisco" Lipa

I remember my dad (Joe Chmiel)knowing Bisco from ball and Holy Cross. We lived on Washington Street NE when I was a kid. I went to school with Janice and Nancy Lipa. People always said very nice things about him and I'm sure he's playing on God's team right now. My folks passed away young (my Dad (Joe)was 52 and died from Leukemia in 1968. Mom (Florence) had a heart attack and died at 57. I married and moved to Texas 31 years ago. I don't know if Janice remembers me but I would play with her...

Phylis , We wanted you to know that you are in our thoughts and in our prayers. And we thought the world of Stan.

We all loved Uncle Bisco, he will be sadly missed but not forgotten. We send our prayers and all our love.
Mike, Linda, and Brittany

We have enjoyed knowing Stan and Phyllis (through Roger/Sandy). It was always a pleasure to be around them.

Our fondest memory of Stan is his loyalty to the Holy Cross fish fry. He really loved to be involved with that.

Stan and Phyllis showed all of us how to care about our children.

Our wish for the family is that you carry on the traditions that Stan believed in.

WE CARE!!!!!!!

We'll always remember Uncle Bisco. He's a very special man. I'm glad my boys got to meet him. We'll be thinking of & praying for all of you during this hard time. Please let us know if we can do anything.

Love,

Annie, Jr, Matthew, & Zach Carder

Dear Phyllis, My prayers are with you and your family. You can be proud of the legacy of service and love that your marriage has left both in your family and the community.

What a wonderful picture of uncle Bisco! He always brought a smile to my face. God bless Tootsie and the family. Love, Kathy & Mike