Stanley Radwan

1908–1998 (age 90)

Strongman

Biography

Stanley Radwan (1908–1998) thrilled audiences as a strongman, showcasing not only physical power but also a generous sense of humor that made each appearance memorable. He inspired others with his discipline and the joyful confidence he brought to every stage.

Now at rest in Calvary Cemetery, he leaves behind a legacy of wonder and goodwill that continues to uplift those who remember his remarkable feats.

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