Stanley F. URBANSKI

When we share our Love and spread it around, the world becomes a better place. It starts like the first drops of rain that spatter and scatter about, then the sky opens up and the downpour brings the parched earth much relief. So, good things make great things happen, that's how life fourishes and abounds with greatness. Stanley carried the seeds of happiness with him wherever he went in life, tossing them about, he touched us all with his caring concern, humor, and love. Love to All who were...

Dad,
I can't even begin to explain how much you meant to me. I feel so blessed to have seen you as much as I did this past year. Thank you for coming to visit me in Texas and for helping me get through one of the toughest times in my life. I have you to thank for my new life. I know you are watching over all of us. I miss you so much. You were not only the best father, but you were also my best friend. Please give me the strength to make it through this. I promise I will work on my 2...

Dear Kianna, Aaron, Tara, Marissa, and Evan: We are heartbroken to hear of your fathers accident. He was a good man who loved his children, and enjoyed having potato soup on Halloween. We will miss him. All our love, Morgan, Ashlie, Angela, Aimee, and Abbie D'Errico (Lancaster, CA)

My prayers are for you and your family for the sudden loss in your family.

Bob: Our sincerest condolences on the sudden passing of your brother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Dear Cindy:

My deepest sympathy for the sudden loss of your brother.

There are so many prayers going out for both of you.

So sorry for the sudden and tragic passing of your brother Stanley. May the memories he gave you sustain you during this difficult time and for the years to come. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. With sincere sympathy, Danny & Judy (Carpenter) Sealander

Stan you were like a son to us. You were a big brother to all our children.
Now you are at peace.
You truely will be missed.