Contributions to the tribute of Walter Llewellyn

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Sunday, January 1, 2023

Janet and family. So sorry to learn of Stoney's passing. I know he will be missed. My deepest sympathies to you and your entire family. I have many great memories of us (Janet/Stoney/me) palling around together. Janet and I riding around town and other places and with Stoney in the group at Carol Woznak's house playing cards/games. He asked me to SR prom and it was fun times, he only knew how to cha cha and I only knew how to slow dance! Great times! RIP Stoney

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Tim Keller lit a candle

Saturday, December 31, 2022

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Tim Keller Posted Dec 31, 2022 at 9:59 AM

Janet and family, very sad to hear this. My thoughts and prayers are with you. It was a pleasure to know him. I always enjoyed talking to Jim, he will be missed.

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Sharon Frantz lit a candle

Saturday, December 31, 2022

Aunt Janet, Rick, Karen & Jimmy, I’m so sorry to hear about Uncle Stoney! When I was growing up Uncle Stoney nicknamed me “Spiderlegs”. He was always smiling, and a kind person. All my memories of him are pleasant and he will be greatly missed! My thoughts and prayers are with you! Love, Sharon

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judy shultz posted a condolence

Saturday, December 31, 2022

Janet and family, so sorry to hear of Stoney's passing. My deepest sympathy.

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Rick and Maria lit a candle

Friday, December 30, 2022

Jim will forever have a special bond with our son, his first grandchild, who was born on his 50th birthday. Prayers and strength go out to Janet (Mom) during this difficult time.

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Joseph Eget posted a condolence

Friday, December 30, 2022

Meant Walter a long time ago, probably in the first grade (Mrs Parks class.) We continue in the same classes throughout the grades. Than it happened we finally graduated in 1966. As time would have it Stoney’s birthday and my is close together an we got call to go to Bethlehem Steel to take a test and.a physical to start work there I myself went to the coke plant where as Stoney was hired by the metallurgical department. We worked different shifts and times never seeing each other at work. After work on daylight we would go down to town in the evening to cruise the town away Stoney and I would meet up and later run into pork ( George McGough who started paling around with us. Than one night we picked up two guys who was hitch hiking to Vintondale to see their girls and since we had nothing to do we stopped and picked them up. It was Jim Olstein, Johnny Joe Henick we gave them a ride down to Crawford’s in Vintondale Jim and Henick only stay a few minutes they headed to there. girls homes The three of us stay and play some pool and pin ball and so we start hanging out their we did that a lot going to Vintondale in the evening sometimes another friend would come with us snowball. That was about two great years of freedom going to Vintondale and hanging out that riding around all over the place but it all came to an end went Uncle Sam decided to give me my draft notice and take me away for two years. After I left everyone said it wasn’t the same and everyone went their own ways

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The Gongloff's and Tabler's purchased flowers

Friday, December 30, 2022

The Gongloff's and Tabler's

purchased the Sweetest Sunrise Bouquet for the family of Walter Llewellyn. Send Flowers

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The family of Walter Llewellyn uploaded a photo

Friday, December 30, 2022

Walter "Jim" "Stoney" Llewellyn

1948 - 2022

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