Stanley A Kiersznowski on March 12, 2024, of Runnemede, NJ. Formerly of Haddon Heights, NJ. Age 64.
Beloved husband of Debra (nee Shuler). Devoted father of Chaz. Dear brother of Norman, Jr., and Catherine. Son of the late Norman and Margaret (nee Kaighn) Kiersznowski. He is also survived by Lester Kaighn (Janice) and many nieces and nephews
Stanley graduated from Haddon Heights High School class of 1977. After graduation, he worked as a mechanic for Palma's Auto for 43 years. Stanley loved crabbing, fishing and attending car shows.
There will be a viewing from 6pm to 730 pm on Monday, March 18 at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE. Followed by a memorial service at 730pm. Interment is private at the request of the family.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the family to help reduce the burden of the final expenses.
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Runnemede, NJ 08078
Stan and I graduated together in 1977. Many years later because of Chaz and Pokémon we connected again. Every Saturday morning for many years he would bring Chaz to Toys R Us to play Pokémon. I was in charge of running the league. I knew NOTHING about the game but Stan was always there for me. He was able to help all the kids and without him I would have been lost. Not only did I appreciate and love him, all the kids in the league and my fellow employees felt the same way. Stan , I hope you know how much you are loved. Donna Genniro Ciechon
To think 43 years ago, you came to Palma's Automotive as a "general mechanic."
Stan, you have proven you were so much more and continued thru the years to excel in your skill set that you became an accomplished technician not only with Ferrari and Lamborghini but with everything else that came thru the doors of Palma's Automotive.
Today we not only mourn the loss of a very talented and valuable employee but also a member of our "Palma team" who will be missed every day.
Joe & John Palma
Chaz and Deb our deepest condolences to you. Stan was a great man. Thank you Stan for being Nick’s Godfather. Until we meet again. Love Lulu and family
Stan was a great man. He was my first mentor where I was blessed at a young age to experience firsthand his kindness, patience and genuine care for others. I will always remember how he would get mildly nervous when a Ferrari engine he had rebuilt was going to be started for the first time. He would always defer to Joe since the cost of these engines is crazy, and every time Joe would express total confidence in Stan's work, as he more than most saw Stan's care and attention in his work. Stan had a major impact in my life and will be missed.
Chris Ciechon
Bless you Stanley and I hope you are able to fix the lords vessel, he obviously needs an awsome mechanic. After getting freed from high school I worked for Sons Auto Supply under the direction of Mike and Lesley demires. Those days were the best . My point running into your cousin on a weekly basis and taking that shit for granted, our family weddings and funerals when I grew up being the baby of the family. I'd like to give some advice to the younger generation take time to know and research your family !! Time goes way to fast . Love you Stanley, Rick DiPatri.
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