Friday, January 19, 2024
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Dear Pat, Sherry, family and friends,
Words can’t describe how sorry we are for your loss of Stan. We will miss Stan dearly. Stan was always a true gentleman who right from our first meeting I felt like we were old friends who had known each other all our lives. Norm felt the same. I enjoyed all the conversations Stan and I would have about casinos, cars, music, especially the antique cars and blues, our fish ponds, wildlife critters and of course their pups, kitties and everyday stuff. I enjoyed many different topics with Stan as he was brilliant, so very intelligent, he was caring and a joy to talk to, I learned a lot from Stan and when ever I called up and asked him “How you doing” “How’s things” he would always answer me and I could tell thru his voice that he had a smile on his face “I’m Tickety boo Deb” “I'm Tickety boo” hearing his cheerfulness always put a smile on my face. Stan always lifted my spirits, he was always a positive soul. He loved and cared for all of you very much and was very proud! Please accept our deepest condolences, our hearts go out to you all and we are hoping in time precious memories of Stan will bring you’s peace and comfort. We will treasure all our beautiful memories of Stan forever in our hearts. May Stan be "Tickety boo" and resting now in peace.
Missed by Deb Stevenson, Norm Scott & Jaxeroo
