Raymond Sterczala lived in Dudley, Mass. all his life. He attended Webster Trade School.
Sterczala worked at Cranston Print Works in Webster, and later for the Dudley Highway Dept. He also worked at Webco Chemical and Ardco before retiring in 2006.
He was a Vietnam War veteran. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans and was active in the Webster-Dudley Veterans Council.
He leaves 3 sons, Brian J. Sterczala of Worcester, Raymond J. Sterczala, Jr. of Webster and Daniel J. Sterczala of Dudley; 2 daughters, Paula J. Sterczala of Kentucky and Lisa J. Fleurie and her husband Daniel of Webster; 3 grandchildren, Erica, Shawn and Stephanie Fleurie; a brother, Bernard Sterczala of Worcester; nephews and nieces. He was preceded in death by his brother Ronald Sterczala in 1988.
He was a son of Frank J. and Mary D. (Antkowiak) Sterczala and lived here all his life.
Sterczala worked at Cranston Print Works in Webster, and later for the Dudley Highway Dept. He also worked at Webco Chemical and Ardco before retiring in 2006.
He was a Vietnam War veteran. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans and was active in the Webster-Dudley Veterans Council.
He leaves 3 sons, Brian J. Sterczala of Worcester, Raymond J. Sterczala, Jr. of Webster and Daniel J. Sterczala of Dudley; 2 daughters, Paula J. Sterczala of Kentucky and Lisa J. Fleurie and her husband Daniel of Webster; 3 grandchildren, Erica, Shawn and Stephanie Fleurie; a brother, Bernard Sterczala of Worcester; nephews and nieces. He was preceded in death by his brother Ronald Sterczala in 1988.
He was a son of Frank J. and Mary D. (Antkowiak) Sterczala and lived here all his life.
Raymond Sterczala lived in Dudley, Mass. all his life. He attended Webster Trade School.
Sterczala worked at Cranston Print Works in Webster, and later for the Dudley Highway Dept. He also worked at Webco Chemical and Ardco before retiring in 2006.
He was a Vietnam War veteran. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans and was active in the Webster-Dudley Veterans Council.
He leaves 3 sons, Brian J. Sterczala of Worcester, Raymond J. Sterczala, Jr. of Webster and Daniel J. Sterczala of Dudley; 2 daughters, Paula J. Sterczala of Kentucky and Lisa J. Fleurie and her husband Daniel of Webster; 3 grandchildren, Erica, Shawn and Stephanie Fleurie; a brother, Bernard Sterczala of Worcester; nephews and nieces. He was preceded in death by his brother Ronald Sterczala in 1988.
He was a son of Frank J. and Mary D. (Antkowiak) Sterczala and lived here all his life.
Sterczala worked at Cranston Print Works in Webster, and later for the Dudley Highway Dept. He also worked at Webco Chemical and Ardco before retiring in 2006.
He was a Vietnam War veteran. He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans and was active in the Webster-Dudley Veterans Council.
He leaves 3 sons, Brian J. Sterczala of Worcester, Raymond J. Sterczala, Jr. of Webster and Daniel J. Sterczala of Dudley; 2 daughters, Paula J. Sterczala of Kentucky and Lisa J. Fleurie and her husband Daniel of Webster; 3 grandchildren, Erica, Shawn and Stephanie Fleurie; a brother, Bernard Sterczala of Worcester; nephews and nieces. He was preceded in death by his brother Ronald Sterczala in 1988.
He was a son of Frank J. and Mary D. (Antkowiak) Sterczala and lived here all his life.
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