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Stanley Fields Obituary
STANLEY
Born on Sept. 2, 1946. Age 59 of McKeesport, passed away on December 18, 2005 surrounded by his loving family. Stanley was born in McKeesport, Pennsylvania and was the son of the late Helen (Webb) and George Fields. He was employed as a Security Guard at Carnegie Mellon University Campus Police Department for 17 years. In 2005 he received a Community Service award from the department for volunteer work as a counselor reflecting the department's highest standards of compassion and quality service. Stanley served as an elder in the McKeesport Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses for over 30 years. His life, ideals, and aspirations all centered on mirroring Christ's example of a true Christian. Stanley is survived by his loving and devoted wife of 34 years, Vernetta (Mike), and his loving children, Rachel and Eric. He is also survived by his siblings Earl of Arizona, Chester and George of California, and David of McKeesport, Pennsylvania. A Memorial Service will be held at the McKeesport Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses. Family services are under the WILLIG FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATION SERVICESof McKeesport
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John Culbertson
January 3, 2006
Stan was loved and respected at the NREC. He was never without a smile and a hello when people walked by.
My sympathies to his family and friends.
Crystal Livingston
December 29, 2005
To The Loving Family Of Stanley I'm so sorry for the great loss of your Husband, Father, Brother, Uncle, Cousin and Friend. Stanley was so Kind, Gentle and Sweet...
I have fond memories of Him when we work together at CMU I look foward too. when We All welcome Him back on Earth. just continue to hold on to what Our God Jehovah promise. THE LIVINGSTON'S
Barbara Henderson
December 27, 2005
The Fields Family,
Stanley is in Jehovah's memory, and there is no safer place to be. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Roger and Christopher Mike
December 24, 2005
To my Aunt Vernetta,Cousins Eric and Rachel.We are really sorry to hear of the death of uncle Stanley.Please let us know if you need anything.
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Roger Mike
December 24, 2005
My Loving Sister Vernetta
My beautiful niece Rachel
And of course my nephew who is all grown and is now a man.
I loved Stanley and I am very sorry to hear of his passing.I will keep all of you in my prayers .I LOVE YOU ALL.
Sue Mike
December 24, 2005
My Dearest Sister Inlaw,Niece and Nephew.You are all in my thoughts and prayers .
Stanley, Loreen, Monique, and Ashley Reeds
December 23, 2005
Vernetta, Rachel,and Eric
You have our deepest sympathy. Stan was the most loving and kind person anyone could ever meet.
So I know he had to be a great husband and dad. He always had that big smile. He will be dearly missed. Our hearts just goes out to you all.
May our God Jehovah give you all the need comfort and strenght to endure through this time of deep sorrow, until his promise of a resurrection on a paradise earth be fullfilled.
With heart felt love
KAREN CHANEY
December 22, 2005
MUCH SYMPATHY AND PEACE TO THE FAMILY,
Jessica Pedersen
December 22, 2005
Dear Mrs. Fields and Family,
Stan was a wonderful man who will be missed by everyone who walks through the doors of the NREC. His warm smile and laugh will always remain etched in our memory.
With Our Deepest Sympathy,
Jessica & Jorgen Pedersen
Laura Cunningham
December 22, 2005
The Fields Family and Friends
Have my deepest sympathy Stanley,was one of the kindness and trusting persons one would every meet.Jehovah's promises are true soon we will see our loved one again
Matt Kambic
December 22, 2005
To the family of Stan;
What a tremendous guy. Someone who greeted you warmly every morning, and never ceased smiling.
God bless him and all of you in this time of sorrow.
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