Stanley J Celebucki, 80, of Londonderry, NH passed away Saturday, January 4th.

Stan was born in Schenectady, NY and lived most of his childhood in Burnt Hills, NY where he attended high school and excelled at sports; especially basketball.  Even from a young age, Stan's sense of humor and mischief was well-known.  He frequently used the laundry chute to escape chores and hang out in his dad's workshop and often got in trouble for jumping off the roof of his house.  He spent many summers at Lake George with his family and developed a love of the water and boats.  Despite being an only child, he was always surrounded by friends and joined a fraternity at the State University of New York at Albany.  He earned his CPA and worked at a large accounting firm before starting his own business brokerage company that he named after his daughters - Kelly, Kristen & Associates.

Outside of work, Stan loved spending time on his beloved boat, The Gunkholer, and even sailed to St. Thomas once.  He loved gardening and working on house projects big and small.  His daughters, their friends, and spouses were frequently recruited to help out on whatever he was working on.  Stan was a lively father to his girls.  Most weekends together they would play sports, go to the batting cages, swim, and play basketball or racquetball at the health club.  He built them a basketball hoop, coached Kelly in softball, and attended several of Kelly and Kristen's track meets.  He often helped with school projects including helping Kristen build an earthquake simulator, helping to hatch and raise chickens, and talking business into the wee hours with Kelly.  Stan also had a love for food and cooking and Kelly attributes her culinary prowess to him.

Stan is survived by his two daughters Kelly Tetreau (Adam) of New Orleans, Louisiana and Kristen Lawson (Maxwell) of Basel, Switzerland as well as his four granddaughters Vera, Chloe, Ella, and Phoebe.  He is also survived by Pat Lynch, the mother of his children.  He is predeceased by his parents, Stanley and Stella Celebucki.

Services and burial will be private for the family.

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