Birth date: Jan 6, 1928 Death date: Feb 5, 2021
Stanley Leon Stepowski, age 93, of Royal Oak, MI peacefully entered his heavenly home on Friday, February 5, 2021. He is preceded in death by his beloved wife of 49 years, Dolores (Skrzyniarz) Stepowski and beloved daughter Marie Read Obituary
I remember a time when uncle came to visit Mark and I, he took a ride on my horse wearing a cowboy hat and the smile on his face. It was such an enjoyable visit. He will be missed. To the Stepowski family we give you our deepest sympathy, love you, Mark and Janet
I had the pleasure of knowing Mr. Stepowski, aka Pope Stosh, Stosh, and "friend" for the past 54 years. He was a kind loving, enjoyable person. I will never forget his sense of humor. I grew up with his family and enjoyed every minute of it. My favorite memory was being at a restaurant with several members of his family, and he had the people at the next table that he was a "de-frocked priest and I was a "defrocked" nun and we kicked out of the church for having an affair. Keep in mind there is a 25 year age difference, and I was (am) best friends with his oldest daughter. I loved spending time with him. He touched my heart so many times. He and his family will always be in my prayers!
Kathy Wines Thurman
Jackie your Dad was a great person to be around, very classy guy and I enjoyed our conversations at the end of the 11AM Sunday Mass. He will be missed deeply. Sorry for your loss.
Dave P.
Stanley attended Cardiac Rehab for many years and became more than just a client. I looked forward to seeing him and hearing his stories. He often spoke of his family and it was easy to tell how important you were to him and how much he loved and cherished you. He was a kind, caring, generous man with a great sense of humor who loved sharing a joke. I was saddened to hear of his passing and will miss him. I pray his family and friends will find comfort in their memories of time shared.
It was a pleasure to meet you Mr. Stepowski . I enjoyed our little chats over the phone, and even got to stop and visit a time two.
My Uncle Stan was delightful. At any family gathering, I was drawn to him and listen to his wit and artful storytelling. Since childhood, he had a very special place in my heart. At Christmas I remember a sleigh he built that was on the roof of his warm Royal Oak home. In the summer, our families were invited to join theirs to Cass Lake or Kensington Park. It was a joy to be with him and my awesome cousins. It was always sad to see the day end. Uncle Stan built a small play ground in his backyard. Surrounded by a corral white wooden fence were playground equipment. As a horse lover of ANY kind, I was totally enamored by the charming carousel he made. There were four brightly painted horses to sit on as someone gave the circle a push. What excellent, caring and creative work my uncle did for his children. My Uncle Stan was a person not afraid to give of his time because he simply loved people. I am so happy that I have countless memories that will remain in my heart as I remember how much I loved him with so many others. I wish you peace, love and blessings from God, dear uncle. --Dorothy's Daughter, Denise
Mr. Stanley was a joy to be around! His wisdom, laughter, humor, and his smile will surely be missed by me and my team 😔 Gods Blessings to all his family, who he always spoke so proudly of!
~Siani-Grace Cardiac Rehab Staff ❤️
You will be missed, Your Sinai Grace Cardiac Rehab Family.
