Stanley B. Witkowski

Dad: Fifteen years have passed, along with your 100th birthday. We celebrated it along with mom's. I wish that my brothers and you could get back together with me for that famous foursome and a round of golf, followed by lunch.....Best times of our lives....

Dad,
We all miss you...

Dad
The Esso oil tanker Providence was hit by a bomb at 7:30 a.m. that morning, August the 25th of 1943.
Dad sailed close by on the American Trader.
Four bombs fell the next day at 3:30 p.m. just missing the
able-bodied seaman that shared his nickname of Legs, with an infamous criminal from the 1920’s known as Legs Diamond.
While the criminal got his name running from the authorities,
Dad’s nickname was a direct reference to his long, swift-moving, powerful legs that...

Dear Aunt Betty and family. No words can express our loss at this time. I know he will be missed. I'll always remember Uncle Stanley sitting in the chair with his dog. Please accept our condolences and may God's grace help you thru this trying time. Love, Cindy and Mike

Stan, Dave, and John,

Please know that I share the sense of the loss of your father. I wish you and each of your families comfort and my sympathy at this time.

Jacob,

Our deepest sympathy to your family. Your grandfather will be in our prayers.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

WE ARE SORRY ABOUT SONS FATHER. DENNIS KNOW THEM FROM THIER SONS. FROM EX WORK. SORRY ABOUT THIS. GOD BLESS YOU ALL FAMILY..

Dearest Aunt Betty and all the family,
Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to all of you at this time of loss and sorrow. May you find comfort and strength in God's loving arms.
We will always hold Uncle Stan in our memories and in our hearts.
You're all in our thoughts and prayers,
Love,
Nancy, Wayne, Dan and Megan