Stanislaw "Stanley" Kedzior, age 61, husband to Eva Wozniak Kedzior, married since April 8, 1978, of Newington passed away Wednesday, March 14, 2018. Stanley was born July 10, 1956 to the late Feliks and Ludwika Kedzior and was the second eldest of six children. Stanley was a skilled craftsman, an instructor, as well as an electrician by trade. Traveling from Poland to Austria before arriving in the United States with his wife. Stanley and wife took up residence with their two daughters in New Britain before finally settling in Newington in 1995. After holding a factory job for some years, Stanley set out on his own, establishing a home improvement and remodeling business that thrived for the better part of twenty five years. Stanley was a hardworking man whose talents never ceased to surprise. He cared and provided for his family. His hands were always working, be it building, painting, cooking or baking. He enjoyed fishing, mushroom picking, creating new meals and spending time with his family. He especially loved creating as many memories with his "little munchkin" as possible. In addition to his loving wife Stanley is survived by their two daughters, Anna Kedzior of Wethersfield and Martha Kedzior Ouellette with her husband Thomas and their daughter Isabelle of Newington. Also survived by his youngest brother Andrzej Kedzior of Sweden, his nephew and godson Jack Kedzior of Alabama, uncle Ryszard Smigielski of Poland as well as several aunts, nephews and nieces. Stanley will forever be celebrated by his family as a Renaissance Man!!!
Funeral services will begin Friday, March 23, 2018 at 9:00 am at the New Britain Memorial Donald D. Sagarino Funeral Home, 444 Farmington Ave., New Britain. Followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10:00 am in Holy Cross Church, New Britain. Inurnment will follow in the chapel at Sacred Heart Cemetery, New Britain, CT. VISITING HOURS WILL BE MONDAY MARCH 19, 2018 from 5-7pm at the funeral home. For directions, to view tributes or messages, please visit www.newbritainsagarino.com.
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