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Eric Stanley Luciano 1950-2026

Eric Stanley Luciano, 76, of Curaçao, passed away Wednesday, September 16, 2026 in the Chambersburg Hospital with his wife by his side.

Eric Stanley Luciano
Eric Stanley Luciano

Born July 7, 1950, in Curaçao, he was the son of the late Alfred Odolufio Luciano and FlorHelena Fabian. 

He survived by his loving wife of 21 years Aridia Javier de Luciano.Eric is also survived by ten children, Ryan Luciano, Sabrina C. Luciano, Maykel Luciano, Marshal Luciano, Forhelena Luciano, Darell Luciano, Ana Luciano, Alexis Luciano, Maximo Luciano, and Sabrina A. Luciano; eight grandchildren, Darell Jr. Luciano, Anais Luciano, Raegel Luciano, Marshon Luciano, Vaery Luciano, Ahley Luciano, Arianah, Isebia; six siblings, Alfred Antonia, Antionette Fabian, Gerrit Fabian, Eldrid Fabian, Harold Fabian, Omayra Fabian; nine nieces and nephews, Johny Carty I Rumannan Antonia, Jamila Rosario I Ruman, Ellen Evengaars I Ruman, Esther Duijzers I Ruman, Forminelly Habat I Ruman, Michael Joseph I Rumanan, Cheterly Fabian, Fabiana Fabian, and Eufemy Luciano I Ruman; and best friends, Erseline Hanson and Stanley Fanytte. 

Eric loved drawing and his plants. He also loved peaceful places to watch the animals in the nature. He loved Surinamese and kuminds kriyoyo cuisines. 

Arrangements are entrusted to SimpleChoice Cremation Services Inc. of Chambersburg.

Online condolences may be expressed at the funeral home’s website. 

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