Christopher Thomas Stronski, 37, former 1st Lt., US Army, of Sewell, NJ passed suddenly on Dec. 30, 2018.
Beloved son of Dorothea (nee O’Leary) and Kenneth Stronski, Sr. of Sewell, NJ. Loving brother of Kenneth Stronski, Jr. (Jill) of Wilkes Barre, PA and Laura Stronski (Andy Horvay) of Sewell, NJ. Also survived by many cousins, including William O’Leary, who was like a brother, and many nieces and nephews; Luke, Penny, Alexa, Lucas, Julian, Mila, and his aunts and uncles.
Chris loved the military and going to school. Having received a Bachelor’s Degree, he worked hard to become a 1st Lt. in the US Army, where he served proudly and honorably. Most of his time was spent devising military tactics and solving mathematical equations. He was working on becoming an Actuary.
Services will be held 11 am Sat., Jan. 5 at Gloucester County Vet. Mem. Cemetery, 240 N. Tuckahoe Rd., Williamstown, NJ 08094 in the pavilion, with burial to follow.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to National Alliance on Mental Illness at NAMI.org.
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Leave a TributeDecided he needed you. I know someday
We will be together again.
Love and my you so much. Mom
I miss you so so much. Wishing every day you were still here. God had other plans though and he is the BOSS !
Love you and hope to talk to you soon.
love Dad
For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Romans 8:38-39
Sincerely,
Jim, Theresa, and Alana Grace Mabry
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Talons
In Iraq Chris has this particularly gross solider in his platoon who had serious personal hygiene issues. It is awkward trying to solve these issues, so Chris came to his fellow officers seeking advice on how to handle it and in the course of the conversation described the Soldier's overly long, dirty toenails to us as "talons," as Chris pronounced it "tay-lons." Listening to Chris describe that guy's gross toenails had us doubled over with laughter.
First Time Uncle
I was in my late teens when I had my daughter, so I still lived at home as did Chris. Him and my daughter, who is now 15,had a very special bond. He loved her so much. Well I remember when she was a baby she would often get really bad diaper rashes. One time Chris was helping out with her and she happened to need her diaper changed. Well he knew she needed diaper cream so he got a spatula and applied the diaper cream on that way lol.
Florida Days
When we were little and well into our teen years, our parents would take us on a yearly vacation to Treasure Island, Florida. We would stay at a place called the Sand Pebble. I remember one summer while on vacation at the Sand Pebble, I was sleeping on the pull out couch. Chris had come over to me in the middle of the night and woke me up from a deep sleep saying boggit. That is something he would always say to me when we were younger as he knew it was something that annoyed me, yet made me laugh every time because I had know idea what he was talking about when he said that. Honestly I still don’t, but that was so him. He was always so funny with the things he would come up with.