Harry Stergar Jr.

Harry Stergar Jr.

March 24, 1950 - August 09, 2016

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Harry J. Stergar Jr., 66, of Indianapolis, IN passed away on August 9, 2016. He was born in Indianapolis, IN on March 24, 1950 to Harry A. and Catherine M. (Henry) Stergar Sr. Harry was an electronic technician for over 55 years and the owner of Consumer Product Services. He was a member of Electronics Technicians Association, Indiana Electronics Service Association and the Indiana Television Technicians Association where he was a past president having served for 3 years. Harry had many hobbies and interests, but the two he was most passionate about was electronics and racing. Harry was an avid race fan and from his career you knew he loved what he did for a living. Harry is preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Louie Stergar and Mike Stergar. He is survived by his loving wife of 31 years, Debra A. Stergar; daughters Jennifer (Jeff) Brown, Amanda (Jordan) Lawrence, Savannah Stergar and Torey (John) Parks; sisters, Mary Stergar and Sheryl Cromlich; grandchildren, Gavin Brown and Carter Brown; aunt, Helen Brenner and niece, Juli Wells.

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Andrea Bright
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So sorry to hear about Butch. You're all in my thoughts and prayers. Andrea (Jenn's friend)
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Amanda and Jordan Lawrence
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Dad, We both love you very much. Keep an eye on little Leo when he comes in December! The universe is yours to explore now. Love always, Amanda and Jordan
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Sadie the cat
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Sadie misses you. Mom is taking good care of her for you.
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Teresa Maher
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Another good electronics tech lost. So glad that we were able to visit with Butch a few months ago in Greencastle. Sorry to lose his humor so soon. Please accept our condolences-the staff of ETA International.
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Anita and John Segner
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Our deepest sympathy of the Stergar Family.
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Anita and John Segner
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We have many good memories. Our deepest sympathy to the Stergar family.

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