Stanley C. Fronczak

Age 93, of Silver Springs, NY, went home to be with the Lord on May 11, 2026.

He was born at home on Silver Springs Rd., Silver Springs, NY, and spent his entire life living on the same road. Stanley was born on July 10, 1932 to the late Michael and Anna Kronica Fronczak and was a dairy and crop farmer all his life. He was a lifelong member at St. Mary’s Church in Silver Springs as well. He was a man who never liked changes. Stanley married the love of his life, Myrtle Snyder Fronczak in May 1955, and have celebrated seventy-one years together.

They were blessed with three sons, Stanley W. (Deborah) Fronczak, Douglas (Cynthia) Fronczak, and Roger (Lynn) Fronczak. He is also survived by his wife Myrtle. He leaves behind five grandchildren, Jason (Trisha) Fronczak, Nathan (Kim) Fronczak, Tricinda Sachanowski, Nicole Fronczak, Richard (Brigette) Fronczak. He also leaves behind several great grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.

Stanley is predeceased by a grandson, Chris Fronczak. He is also predeceased by four sisters and three brothers, Matilda Blaszak, Julia Hoffman, Helen Johnson, Victoria Houghton, Michael Fronczak, Walter Fronczak, Zigmont Fronczak. He is also predeceased by Erv W Seefeldt III, who he loved spending time with and talk about farming.

Stanley dearly loved his family. His wife, sons, daughter-in-laws, grandchildren, and great grandchildren were his deepest joy. He was blessed with four generations of family. He also enjoyed traveling, camping, and listening to bluegrass/country music. For twelve years Stanley & his wife held a yearly, private, bluegrass/country weekend jam for family and dear friends on their farm as well as a yearly Christmas jam and dinner at their home. He was a member of the Bluegrass Association in Cuba, NY and attended several festivals and private jams. He enjoyed working in his rock garden and enjoyed being outside. He entered into many car shows and enjoyed cruising on nice days.

Services for Stanley will be private. Arrangements are being completed by Robinson and Hackemer Funeral Home, Warsaw.