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Andrew Stala Obituary
Formerly of Somerville
Andrew R. Stala, formerly of Somerville and a resident of Branchburg, died October 7. He was a retired Parts & Service employee for Foley Machinery, Piscataway.
Surviving are his children Janine, Felicia and Raymond, 3 grandchildren, his companion of 36 years Evelyn and his fishing buddy, Mike.
Visiting hours from 5pm-7pm on Wednesday, October 9, at the Cusick Funeral Home, Somerville. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to American Lung Association.
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Memories and Condolences
for Andrew Stala
3 Entries
October 9, 2013
JANINE ,,FELISA,, Rayan..I love you guys im so so sorry for the lost of ur DADDY..so so sorry I missed the viewing..didn't realize it would be so short..u have no idea how upset iam to miss it..god bless ur daddy..lov you all <3
Tony Bastos
October 8, 2013
Andy was a good man and friend it was a pleasure working with him at Foley Machinery he is going to be missed may God Bless him and his family..... Going to miss all your jokes... :(
October 8, 2013
Dear Evelyn and Stala Family -
Andrew and I have known each other since we were 12 years old. We lived only several blocks away from each other in Somerville.
Whitey and I went through high school together and continued to remain good friends for the past 62 years.
Although I am in Florida I visit New Jersey often and we would always get together and talk about all the good years that we have known each other. We would also share those memories at our high school reunions.
Whitey was a trusted good friend and I will miss him. Almost every week he would call and check up on me.
Jerry Loss
Longwood, Florida
Class of 1956 - Somerville High School
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