Stanley Willie Valek was born in South Creek, Oklahoma on Friday, December 23, 1927 to John and Annie Valek. He went to be with his Lord and Savior on Sunday, January 5, 2014.
A successful Barber for over 40 years, he established a great rapport with his clients with his quiet ways and his dry sense of humor. He was patient and precise. He enjoyed working around the home. He also loved to carve wood. Even crafting beautiful oak pieces of furniture, which he gave as wonderful, priceless gifts.
Married to his beautiful wife, Dorothy for over 51 years, Stanley enjoyed his blended family. He was known to be a homebody and a caring "Father Knows Best" type of family man. He enjoyed his house full of boys; his own son and Dorothy's three. He was a big Angels Baseball Team Fan. He never disciplined, he taught through actions. He taught the boys that they should love and respect their Mother. Stanley's favorite dish was "food"! The only time he would ever get riled up was when his piece of pie was not big enough! One of his favorite jokes was to tell the boys, "Don't eat dessert today, you probably won't like it". He and Dorothy traveled to many destinations in their RV. They once took the Alaskan Highway all the way to Fairbanks. There were wonderful trips to Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and cross country trips to Florida.
Stanley will be greatly missed but forever loved by his wife, Dorothy of Hemet, CA. To mourn his passing but cherish their wonderful memories of Stanley will be his four sons: Dennis; Jack (wife Debbie), Jim, and Danny (wife Giovanna). He will be forever remembered by his four grandchildren; Jim, Cindy, Lonie and Ryan and four great grandchildren.
Stanley touched many lives and will be truly missed by a host of extended family members and friends and all those who were honored to know him and who loved him.
A successful Barber for over 40 years, he established a great rapport with his clients with his quiet ways and his dry sense of humor. He was patient and precise. He enjoyed working around the home. He also loved to carve wood. Even crafting beautiful oak pieces of furniture, which he gave as wonderful, priceless gifts.
Married to his beautiful wife, Dorothy for over 51 years, Stanley enjoyed his blended family. He was known to be a homebody and a caring "Father Knows Best" type of family man. He enjoyed his house full of boys; his own son and Dorothy's three. He was a big Angels Baseball Team Fan. He never disciplined, he taught through actions. He taught the boys that they should love and respect their Mother. Stanley's favorite dish was "food"! The only time he would ever get riled up was when his piece of pie was not big enough! One of his favorite jokes was to tell the boys, "Don't eat dessert today, you probably won't like it". He and Dorothy traveled to many destinations in their RV. They once took the Alaskan Highway all the way to Fairbanks. There were wonderful trips to Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and cross country trips to Florida.
Stanley will be greatly missed but forever loved by his wife, Dorothy of Hemet, CA. To mourn his passing but cherish their wonderful memories of Stanley will be his four sons: Dennis; Jack (wife Debbie), Jim, and Danny (wife Giovanna). He will be forever remembered by his four grandchildren; Jim, Cindy, Lonie and Ryan and four great grandchildren.
Stanley touched many lives and will be truly missed by a host of extended family members and friends and all those who were honored to know him and who loved him.
Stanley Willie Valek was born in South Creek, Oklahoma on Friday, December 23, 1927 to John and Annie Valek. He went to be with his Lord and Savior on Sunday, January 5, 2014.
A successful Barber for over 40 years, he established a great rapport with his clients with his quiet ways and his dry sense of humor. He was patient and precise. He enjoyed working around the home. He also loved to carve wood. Even crafting beautiful oak pieces of furniture, which he gave as wonderful, priceless gifts.
Married to his beautiful wife, Dorothy for over 51 years, Stanley enjoyed his blended family. He was known to be a homebody and a caring "Father Knows Best" type of family man. He enjoyed his house full of boys; his own son and Dorothy's three. He was a big Angels Baseball Team Fan. He never disciplined, he taught through actions. He taught the boys that they should love and respect their Mother. Stanley's favorite dish was "food"! The only time he would ever get riled up was when his piece of pie was not big enough! One of his favorite jokes was to tell the boys, "Don't eat dessert today, you probably won't like it". He and Dorothy traveled to many destinations in their RV. They once took the Alaskan Highway all the way to Fairbanks. There were wonderful trips to Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and cross country trips to Florida.
Stanley will be greatly missed but forever loved by his wife, Dorothy of Hemet, CA. To mourn his passing but cherish their wonderful memories of Stanley will be his four sons: Dennis; Jack (wife Debbie), Jim, and Danny (wife Giovanna). He will be forever remembered by his four grandchildren; Jim, Cindy, Lonie and Ryan and four great grandchildren.
Stanley touched many lives and will be truly missed by a host of extended family members and friends and all those who were honored to know him and who loved him.
A successful Barber for over 40 years, he established a great rapport with his clients with his quiet ways and his dry sense of humor. He was patient and precise. He enjoyed working around the home. He also loved to carve wood. Even crafting beautiful oak pieces of furniture, which he gave as wonderful, priceless gifts.
Married to his beautiful wife, Dorothy for over 51 years, Stanley enjoyed his blended family. He was known to be a homebody and a caring "Father Knows Best" type of family man. He enjoyed his house full of boys; his own son and Dorothy's three. He was a big Angels Baseball Team Fan. He never disciplined, he taught through actions. He taught the boys that they should love and respect their Mother. Stanley's favorite dish was "food"! The only time he would ever get riled up was when his piece of pie was not big enough! One of his favorite jokes was to tell the boys, "Don't eat dessert today, you probably won't like it". He and Dorothy traveled to many destinations in their RV. They once took the Alaskan Highway all the way to Fairbanks. There were wonderful trips to Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and cross country trips to Florida.
Stanley will be greatly missed but forever loved by his wife, Dorothy of Hemet, CA. To mourn his passing but cherish their wonderful memories of Stanley will be his four sons: Dennis; Jack (wife Debbie), Jim, and Danny (wife Giovanna). He will be forever remembered by his four grandchildren; Jim, Cindy, Lonie and Ryan and four great grandchildren.
Stanley touched many lives and will be truly missed by a host of extended family members and friends and all those who were honored to know him and who loved him.
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