Visitation
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
8500 West Coldspring Road
Milwaukee, WI 53228
Friday 12/11,
10:00 am - 11:00 am
Service
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
8500 West Coldspring Road
Milwaukee, WI 53228
Friday 12/11,
11:00 am
Cemetery
Passed away peacefully on December 1, 2020. Age 96. Beloved brother of Julia Kempka. Brother-in-law of Marlea Lenchek. He will also be missed by many friends, family, nieces, and nephews. Devout member of St. John the Evangelist. He was a World War II Veteran of the Air Force, joined the Air Force Reserves, and obtainedContinue Reading
June Harrison
left a message on January 24, 2021:
I'm so sorry to hear of Mr. Lenchek's passing. Mr. Lenchek was my very first employer. I worked for him during the summer of my junior year and into senior year of high school. I continued on with him for a few years as I went to college and became a legal assistant. Mr. Lenchek taught me so many valuable skills that I carry with me today. He was a stern boss at first but, over the years, we became good friends. I will truly miss him.
Jill Lers Bozzy
left a message on December 7, 2020:
Always in our hearts Stan!
David Lers
left a message on December 7, 2020:
Stan was my Dad’s best friend.
He was a wonderful man.
God Bless Him!
Stephanie Sutton
left a message on December 4, 2020:
"Uncle" Stan was my Pop's best friend for more than six decades. He packed a lot into his 96 YEARS of life. My most cherished memories of him are all the Christmas Eves he spent with my family and how he would drive my sisters and I around the neighborhood "looking" for Santa Claus. Stan had a warm, fun personality and an infectious laugh. He remained a bachelor his whole life because he told me, "I never met a woman who I couldn't live without." He was a gifted golfer and won numerous tournaments at Tuckaway Country Club. I know Stan was also a very religious man, a devout Catholic who attended mass daily until his dementia set in later in life. My family loved him and we're going to miss seeing him this holiday season.
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June Harrison
left a message on January 24, 2021:
I'm so sorry to hear of Mr. Lenchek's passing. Mr. Lenchek was my very first employer. I worked for him during the summer of my junior year and into senior year of high school. I continued on with him for a few years as I went to college and became a legal assistant. Mr. Lenchek taught me so many valuable skills that I carry with me today. He was a stern boss at first but, over the years, we became good friends. I will truly miss him.
Jill Lers Bozzy
left a message on December 7, 2020:
Always in our hearts Stan!
David Lers
left a message on December 7, 2020:
Stan was my Dad’s best friend.
He was a wonderful man.
God Bless Him!
Stephanie Sutton
left a message on December 4, 2020:
"Uncle" Stan was my Pop's best friend for more than six decades. He packed a lot into his 96 YEARS of life. My most cherished memories of him are all the Christmas Eves he spent with my family and how he would drive my sisters and I around the neighborhood "looking" for Santa Claus. Stan had a warm, fun personality and an infectious laugh. He remained a bachelor his whole life because he told me, "I never met a woman who I couldn't live without." He was a gifted golfer and won numerous tournaments at Tuckaway Country Club. I know Stan was also a very religious man, a devout Catholic who attended mass daily until his dementia set in later in life. My family loved him and we're going to miss seeing him this holiday season.
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