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BORN
1946
DIED
2022
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Stanley Werley Obituary
Survivors: wife, June Webre; son, Todd A. Werley and wife, Clarissa D. Werley; daughter, Dawn K. Moorehead and husband, Jason T. Moorehead; twin grandchildren, Jaden N. Moorehead and Sadie L. Moorehead; brothers, Kenneth O. Werley and Luther C. Werley, and many nieces and nephews.
Services: 2 PM Monday at STEPHENS FUNERAL HOME, INC. 274 Krocks Rd., Allentown. Call 12 PM until service time. (www.stephensfuneral.com)
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Memories and Condolences
for Stanley Werley
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Shelley Mesics and In Memoriam John Mesics
April 21, 2023
Todd and Dawn, John Mesics and I enjoyed watching you grow into beautiful young adults. John (Jocko) and Stan were hunting buddies.
I just found out about Stan´s passing away and was saddened when I heard. Your father was a wonderful man and a great role model for you.
June, I´m so sorry for your loss, I know you never wanted Stan to be a memory. It´s a long painful path you´re traveling now. With the love and support of your family they will hold your hand and help guide you.
In Memoriam; John Mesics
Shelley Mesics
Todd Werley
January 7, 2023
We all Miss you Dad and you would love your new Granddaughter she shares your Birthday but you already know that, love you buddy and enjoy that view.
Jim Saunders
January 20, 2022
So, sorry to hear of a really good man, Stan Werley. His attitude and kind words toward everyone is enviable. I will always remember the banking I did with Stan back in the 70's at First National on 19th street. He was a consummate manager. Stan & June were a perfect match. So sorry for your loss, June
Denise Kametz
January 17, 2022
Dear Clarissa & Todd~
So very sorry for your insurmountable loss; although I did not know Stan, he truly seemed like a superb man! Just reading all the comments about him and your wonderful family, y'all made for an awesome crew. Treasure each of those precious memories & keep them close to your heart. May God Bless! Warmly, Denise M. Kametz
Nate Davidson
January 17, 2022
My deepest condolences to the Werley family. I knew Mr. Werley as the father of one of my best friends when we were growing up. My childhood years were full of great memories that were created at his house. Stan always seemed happy to see us. Every time we would see each other he would greet me with a big smile, a hug, and genuine interest in my life. As we got older, he was always supportive, kind, and willing to provide some fatherly advice. More recently, after my step-father passed, Stan stopped by at my mom's house with donuts and kind words to help lift my family in our time of need. That was Mr. Werley. He loved his family, extended family, and friends deeply. He will be missed!
Sheryl Hawk
January 16, 2022
June & Family...
Losing someone so dear is
devastating, and no words can ever really relieve that pain. But to help, I wish you courage and healing during these toughest of days. Cry when you feel like it. Let the laughter roll when it
comes. And know that Stan
will forever live on in the journeys you shared together.
Love,
Sheryl & Rich Hawk
Catherine & Lewis Mok and family
January 16, 2022
We are very saddened to hear of Stan´s passing. There are so many wonderful memories with Stan in our Rockledge community. We will greatly miss him and send our love and heartfelt condolences to June and the family.
Nancy Berlin
January 16, 2022
You will never meet a lovelier person than Stan. Always a smile on his face. Then there was Stan and June - a love story for all to envy.
My love and prayers go out to June and his children. Our loss is heaven's gain.
Haldeman service techs
January 16, 2022
Stanley,
We didn´t have the pleasure of knowing you, but we´ve come to know your son Todd pretty well.
Most Friday´s, he comes walking into our shop smiling and joking, always happy and quick to remind us that god always has a plan. Just knowing him we can see what kind of man and father you were, and how much you´ll truly be missed.
-The guys at Haldeman
Jimmy Grejda
January 16, 2022
Todd and family, the world we know changed with Stan´s passing. He touched so many lives in a positive way, both professionally and personally. Always eager to say hi and unselfishly help in anyway. The world lost a great man but the good Lord has a great new angel by his side. He is now looking down at us all. We will miss Stan physically but he lives on. He will live in all our hearts forever .
Jodie Martin
January 16, 2022
I met Stan while working at National Penn Bank and always remember him with a smile on his face and a gleam in his eye. Such a wonderful man that had a smile and kind word for everyone. So sorry for your loss. I am sure he will be missed.
Blessings to all that knew and loved him.
Marwa and Nasrideen Noor
January 15, 2022
We´re deeply saddened to hear of Stan passing. We were neighbors for more than five years, he welcomed us to the neighborhood by open arms. He watched over our house, kids and guests. We chatted and laughed for hours over the fence, he was a very good man.
Our deepest condolences to you June
So very sad news
Marwa and Nasrideen Noor
Bobby Ring
January 15, 2022
Stan was so good to me growing up. I spent just about everyday with Todd when they lived at Jabber Lane. Stan built a regulation size goal post so Todd could practice his kicking and I my snapping. Yeah I know Todd WAS a kicker. Todd always spoke so highly of his dad. I know how much he loved Todd. I ran into Stan many times over the years and was always greeted with a huge smile and questions on how I was doing. He will be missed. My memories of him will live on. Lots of Love! -Bobby Ring
Fran Volpe and Family
January 15, 2022
Mr. Werley, never called you Stan, I've known you since I first met Todd 30 years ago, kicking field goals in your front yard, playing Madden in the "play room," and snagging a couple brewskies from the garage on Jabber Lane. I don't think there was ever a time when I saw you without that big smile, well except that one time when you came home early from the Jordan AC and Todd had friends over, lol. There are so many fun memories that come to mind when I think about high school, and many of them involve football and how we always had the strongest support from our families and the best fans for football games... we shared the same birthday October 15th, both love the Cowboys, and recently we had a lot of conversations trying to help you find a house at the lake, shared fishing stories, and you will be missed by many. You always welcomed us into your home, and made us feel like part of your family. I'm glad I was able to trade some messages with you in the last month, and I hope you are now free from pain. I'll still think of you every Oct 15th, and I'll make sure your son always has a buddy to watch the Cowboys, and we'll give you a toast, hopefully we don't have to wait as long as the Eagles to win another Super Bowl. God Bless your family.
Fran & Tiffany Volpe, Big Bob & Family
CHRISTINE WEBB, TERRI WEBB SCHRADER, PEGGY HEFELE
January 15, 2022
We are stunned and saddened to hear of Stan's passing. He was as genuine and kind as they come, a good family friend and coworker for many years. His warmth and bright smile will always be remembered.
Cindy Lou Stella Guldin
January 15, 2022
I am saddened to hear of Stan passing. My love and prayers to all his family.
Stan was my first bank supervisor and always encouraged me to reach higher. Over the years of my career with the bank I would still seek guidance from him and he was never too busy to provide me time and sound advice. Not too many like Stan. He was unique and just a wonderful man.
Thank you for helping me through the years. I thank you for your service and your sacrifice to keep our country free.
Kenny and Erin Eisenhard
January 14, 2022
Todd and family,
Every time we saw Stan, there was a smile on his face. Whether it was an informal gathering like when Gunner came home or a formal affair, the love and pride he had for his family was evident. May you all find peace in the memories you share. He will live on through each one of you.
All our love,
Kenny and Erin Eisenhard
Mary Duffy
January 14, 2022
Todd and family,
Every time we saw Stan, there was a smile on his face. Whether it was an informal gathering like when Gunner came home or a formal affair, the love and pride he had for his family was evident. May you all find peace in the memories you share. He will live on through each one of you.
All our love,
Kenny and Erin Eisenhard
Bruce and Joyce Hartmann
January 14, 2022
We are so very sorry to hear about Stanley´s passing! He was a great friend to know on the dock, ALWAYS kind and knowledgeable about boating and our community. He will be missed. Hugs!
Paul Haldeman
January 14, 2022
June and Todd, so sorry to learn of Stan´s passing. While he was my banker for decades, he was a good friend as well and always had a smile on his face. I will miss him.
PATRICIA KAHLER (Friend from Haldeman Ford)
January 14, 2022
My condolences to Todd and family. Stan will be missed greatly! To know him was to love him and it was always a pleasure to be in his company. We will miss his visits to our service department and the kind words and humor that he brought with him.
Kenny and Erin Eisenhard
January 14, 2022
Todd and family,
Every time we saw Stan, there was a smile on his face. Whether it was an informal gathering like when Gunner came home or a formal affair, the love and pride he had for his family was evident. May you all find peace in the memories you share. He will live on through each one of you.
Mary Evertz
January 14, 2022
June and family,
We´re so sorry to hear of Stan´s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Mary & Earl Evertz
Lafayette Ambassador Bank
Emily Conners
January 14, 2022
June & family - I'm so sorry to hear of Stan's passing. May your warm memories provide comfort during this difficult time. Sincere condolences, Emily Conners (VYH)
Nicole Hoffman
January 14, 2022
Todd and family, sending you our sympathies. Your dad was a great guy and we have so many fun memories with him! He is gone but will not be forgotten.
Scott and Shirley Gerhart
January 14, 2022
We are so sorry for your families loss. Stan was a great man. He was always so cheerful. We spent many holidays with him. Stan and June were the highlight of any event. He will be fishing forever now with that perfect smile.
Todd Haldeman
January 14, 2022
To Todd & the Werley Family, I send my sincere condolences. But also a Thank You for letting us have the time we did with Stan over the years...such a Class Act, always with a smile on his face, eager to ask & willing to lend a hand, and invariably an enjoyable presence. The Haldeman team will miss him greatly.
Eric and Maureen Eisenhard
January 14, 2022
To Todd and the Werley Family - We are so sorry for your loss. I remember seeing Stan at Todd's Central Catholic football games and have memories of him when we would celebrate afterwards on Jabber Lane. Prayers go out to your family and may he Rest in Peace.
Eliana Lucumi
January 14, 2022
My fiancé is the brother of Stan´s daughter in law, Clarissa. We were blessed last year to have Stan and June buy the home next to us. My favorite memory of Stan is when our mini dachshund would sneak through the fence into Stan´s yard, we would end up having the best conversations. I´m also a banker and Stan would give me excellent advice and guidance. I will miss those talks but I´m blessed to have had them.
Paul DeLorenzo
January 14, 2022
My fondest memory of Stan was at his beloved lake house in Lake Walenpaupack. I stayed the weekend with him, June, my sister and Todd. It was a weekend of laughing and pranks (Stan got us good with coyotes yipping on speakers) and fishing. Stan set up a fishing contest for the family which I won. He mentioned a prize and when we did our little ceremony, Stan gave me the best fishing rod I´ve ever had. I´ll never forget that weekend and I think it summed up who he was; a prankster, an adventurer, a storyteller, a gracious host and good gift giver. He was a true gentleman.
Mike and Kelly Cerimele
January 14, 2022
To Todd and the Werley Family,
We are so sorry to hear of Mr. Werley's passing. We have some great memories of him! You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely,
Mike and Kelly Cerimele
Trish Mulligan
January 14, 2022
So sorry to learn of Stan´s passing. Love and Prayers go out to Family and Friends. Our sincere condolences, Trish & Ed Mulligan
Kathy Houlihan.
January 13, 2022
What a great loss! I worked with Stan for many years at First National Bank of Allentown. He was a gentle man and hard worker. I shall never forget his beautiful smile and positive attitude. He was a wonderful person. Condolences to his family.
Michael Burke, former TCB employee
January 13, 2022
I was deeply saddened to read of the passing of your husband. I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time. My deepest sympathies and condolences are extended to you and your family.
Jeff & Karen Fowler
January 13, 2022
We are so sorry to hear the news and our condolences to Stan's family. Great guy and we enjoyed talking with him at the dock. Always happy, upbeat and positive! RIP Stan.
Peggy Hefele
January 13, 2022
June and family, I´m Suzanne Webb´s sister, obviously I´m shaken scanning the obits searching for a friends father. I live in Arizona.
Stan was a wonderful friend to Olin, Suzanne and me. I worked with him from First National Bank and so on. Will always remember his kindness, his wonderful laugh!He was a mentor and and a great man. He will be missed
Christine Lenci
January 13, 2022
Dear June.
My deepest sympathies, my loving prayers to you and your family at this time. I'm so sad to read this about Stan.
Stan was my cheerleader back in the day at National Penn Bank. I never forgot the support I received from him. I have firsthand knowledge of how in love he was with you. I often told him how his face lit up when he knew you were on the phone ("June Bug") like a high school kid with a massive crush on the prettiest girl in school. I admired him for the man he was, never ashamed to show how much he loved you and adored his children and I admired him for the professional he was at the bank. First class all the way. He left his mark in the world. I hope your memories provide you peace. I am thankful that our paths crossed.
My Love and Prayers, Christine Lenci
A grateful American.
January 13, 2022
Thank You for your service.
John Reinhart
January 13, 2022
Luther. Sorry to hear of the passing of your brother. Among many things he was also a Great Girardian. Hail Girard
Marlene & Barry Smith
January 13, 2022
To the Werley family,
We are so sorry for your loss. We knew Stan from my husband hunting with him, at the New Ringgold farm. He was such a nice person.
Grateful
January 13, 2022
Sir,
Thank You for Your service to our country.
God Bless You!
God be with your family!
Sincerely,
A Grateful US Citizen
Jeff Barber, President of Lehigh Financial Group LLC
January 13, 2022
My deepest condolences to the Werley family. I knew Stan from many years ago when I was just starting out in business. Stan treated me with great respect, despite me being young at the time and still learning the ropes.
Stan was a man that was well liked by many people around him. He was a kind person and I am glad I had the opportunity to know him.
Stan will be missed by many. Blessings to the entire family during this very difficult time.
Deana Held
January 13, 2022
Dear June,
I was an employee of bank for 34 years and knew Stan from main branch. I met you when Stan would come to our branch at Cedar Crest. Sad to read paper today and see Stan's smiling face. One of the nicest gentlemen on the planet. At one time our small First National Bank of Allentown was a "family" of wonderful people". We all knew each other and enjoyed working together. Stan was a mentor to all of us, especially the younger ones coming in. He was always smiling. We all bowled in the banks bowling league, too. FNB was a family. We all loved Stan. June, I extend my deepest sympathy to you, you had a great love for each other. Stan adored you and it was so sweet to see him smile when he talked of you. I am so sorry for your loss.
God Bless,
Deana Held, retired teller@ Cedar Crest Branch
Jodi Rathbun-Briggs and Cliff Briggs
January 12, 2022
We were so sad to learn of Stan´s passing. Our deepest sympathy to June and his family.
Todd Werley
January 12, 2022
We love you Dad. Everyone is gonna be more like you daily. I will make sure of that. You had a great heart and so many can learn from that.
Keep smiling buddy,
Todd
(Tink
Your best buddy)
Ed and Karen Cwalina
January 12, 2022
Stan was a great human being. He was always the ultimate optimist.
He was by banker, coworker and friend. May the cowboys win every game in heaven and hopefully you can finally get that coyote that eluded you!!
June, we are in Naples all season but would love to chat when you have some time...
Kevin & Mary Smith
January 12, 2022
Our deepest sympathy to June and Stan´s family. We are keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers. May Stan Rest In Peace!
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