Stanley J. Marko Jr.

I was young when i knew stosh, what i can remember he was very nice and funny. I send my condolences to the family.and may God Bless ya'll

Uncle Stosh will be dearly missed. We were quite young when we lived in Michigan, but I do have fond memories of our fun and crazy uncle with the moustache. All of us kids looked up to him. Love you Uncle Stosh. Rest in peace.

I was happy to be with Stosh that he invited me and my son Tommy to stay at his house when it was a very bad time in his life. This was the death of His Faher, My Uncle Stan. I Love U

What can you say about Stosh? Stosh was like our own Clint Eastwood; our "Dirty Harry". He was, and will always be, a legend. We have memories of his heroism, his bravery, his "scratch your head" moments and always, his incredible stories and realism.
How will the rest of us live without being able to sit down, have a beer and solve the world's problems without Stosh? We can only hope that somehow he will be with us as we carry on. Is he that bird you hear in the woods, the fish that...

To the family of, and everyone who knew Stosh.
We will miss Stosh very much during future hunting and camping experiences, especially around the campfire. We were blessed by his "heart of gold" friendship and his colorful way of adding to all our time spent with him.
Greg's son, Michael, will miss his hunting "mentor" and buddy.
Our prayers are with the entire family and close friends for acceptance of the loss we've all suffered.