Stanley Dyrda Obituary

I was so saddened to read about Stanley's passing. I worked in Warrants and Robbery with him and Janofsky in the '70's and a more wonderful man I could not dream of meeting. He and I had some nice talks while I was a steno reporter there. I think when they made Stanley they broke the mold. My sympathies to all his family, Sincerely, Betty Astrin

My sincere Sympathy to Jim Dyrda and family in the loss of their dear father and my Uncle, Stan. He was a very humerous man. He will be missed. God Bless Stanley and God Bless all of you. Carol Wright (Dyrda) and family.

Memories of my brother Stanley: I looked up to him, he was older than me. I learned many things from him...Some good, and some bad, Ha-Ha.We slept together as young brothers. There were three other siblings that had to sleep doubled up. Stan would pull the feather bed over himself, and I was left to freeze. The house was not well-insulated.Among his nicknames, were: Stunts,Skinny,(he was skinny, then). We had GREAT times together. I did get back at him through the years, he taught me well. Oh, the funny memories.I sure did miss him when he enlisted in the Navy in 1939. I enlisted in the Marine Corp. in 1943, when we were @ war already.He didn't like me enlisting in the marine corp. He wanted me to join the Navy.I told him, that the Marine Corp was the best part of the Navy..Ha-Ha. I will miss him. I hope that God has given him a place in Heaven. So Long Stan, We'll be together again, some day. Your Loving brother...Eddie (Edvard-in Polish).

Stan was truly one of the very nicest men I met during my time in south Florida. He always had a smile and seemed to cheer everyone up. He will be missed by all



Nelson Perry

Our deepest condolences to James, Cathy, Lisa and family for your loss. We will always remember Stan our great neighbor! Our prayers are with your family.



Love,



Teresa, Marilyn & Mayra Vega

I am Robert Lastinger's fiancee, he is one of Stanley's grandchildren and I know he misses him very much. I was glad that Stanley got to meet one of his great grand children before he passed, and I am saddened that he didn't get to meet his great grandson James, who was born on his wife Ruby's birthday, March 24th of this year. I have a picture of Stanley and Kaytlynn (great granddaughter), and Robert, if anyone would like a copy. I can email it. Best wishes.



Lauren

As a rookie with the police department in 1973 it was my greatest pleasure to have worked for Stan. He was a true professional and a most patient man.

I am saddened to hear of Uncle Stan's passing. My deepest condolences to James and all the family - my thoughts and prayers are with you.

I worked with Stan in my early years with the Police Dept. he was a fine officer and man and I was fortunate to have met and worked with him.

My condolences to his family.

It was my pleasure to be on the force with Stan. He served his country and Dade County well. I know you will miss him very much.

Just wanted to offer my condolences to Stan's family for their loss.

Stan was a fine man and I never

heard anyone say differently

about him. Rest in peace.

A great man to work with and for.

I knew Stanley and was privileged to work with him.



Richard H. Plager

Captain, Dade County

Stan Dryda was a man of high intergrity and a great sense of humor. One of those people who nobody could dislike. My condolences to his family.

I worked with Stan at the Sheriff's Department in the late '60s when he was in Warrants. What a sweet man. Just wanted to offer my condolences to his family.

To All Family & Friends,

Be happy my Dad is with his wife Ruby & his Mother & Father. He is at peace now & in Heaven doing the lords work. Thank you for all your support, James & Liana & Jamie Lee Dyrda & Family.