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Frank John (Sneaky) Stafford, 65, of Beekmantown, NY passed away at home surrounded by his loving children and grandchildren on Thursday July 10, 2025 after a long battle with cancer.
Frank was born on April 5, 1960 in Schenectady, NY. Son of Francis and Joyce Stafford. He is survived by his son Frank (Nicole) Stafford, daughter Jennifer (Kevin) Provost, grandchildren Frank, Meka, Damian, Katelyn, Payne, and Leyla. His companion Laurie Scudder. His sisters Lisa (Carl) Jackson, Michelle Fancher, brother Jim Stafford, estranged wife Patricia Royea Stafford and many nieces and nephews.
Frank is predeceased by his parents Francis and Joyce Stafford, brother Robert Stafford, sister Nancy Ives, brother in-law Lewis Fancher And many beloved friends.
Frank enjoyed to spend time with his family especially his grandchildren. He loves to fish and ride his Harley. He was a founding member of the un-easy riders motorcycle club. He enjoyed life to the fullest and made many friends throughout the years.
Calling hours will be held at Brown Funeral Home on Friday July 18th from 5pm until 7pm. A celebration of life will immediately follow at the URMC Club House 713 Chazy Lake rd. Saranac, NY.
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