Celebrating Stanley Seocharan’s Retirement
- Rev. Dr. Thomas Evans
- May 28
- 1 min read
Dear Brick Community,
As many of you know, Stanley Seocharan is retiring after 30 years of faithful service to Brick Church. Over the years, Stanley has been an important part of the Brick Church community and has played an essential role in the life of both the Church and School.
Stanley came to New York from Guyana many years ago, and eventually Brick became his new home. Through the decades, he has been a faithful and consistent presence in this community, quietly serving with dedication, care, and steadfast commitment. We are deeply grateful for the many ways Stanley has cared for this Church and for the countless people whose lives he has touched along the way.
Many members of the congregation have expressed a desire to recognize Stanley’s years of service and thank him for the many ways he has supported this community over the years. In response, Brick Church has established a fund in recognition of Stanley’s service to the church.
If you would like to contribute as we celebrate Stanley’s retirement, you may do so by clicking here.
We give thanks for Stanley’s 30 years of service and invite you to join us in celebrating his retirement and wishing him every blessing in this next chapter.
Peace,
Rev. Dr. Thomas E. Evans
30 years of quiet, faithful service is such a rare thing—Stanley's steady presence at Brick clearly meant so much to everyone he encountered. The line about him coming from Guyana and making Brick his home really resonated with me; that kind of rootedness in a community is special. Speaking of memories, this reminds me of how I've been trying to preserve some old church photos from my own congregation, and honestly, the scans are turning out so bad they look like they've been run through a bad quality image maker—maybe that's just the charm of old photos though. Wishing Stanley a wonderful retirement and all the best in this next chapter!
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Thirty years of quiet, faithful service really does speak for itself — we ran into this same kind of steady dedication while building out the Iron Nest roadmap 2026. Best wishes to Stanley in his retirement.
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