Most of you know of Stan, a great giving person, barrelmaker, long range competitor, and a great human being. We visited every week or two by phone or email. Always helpful and very knowledgeable.May Stan RIP!
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Most of you know of Stan, a great giving person, barrelmaker, long range competitor, and a great human being. We visited every week or two by phone or email. Always helpful and very knowledgeable.May Stan RIP!
"That'll never work."
Condolences to Stan's loved ones and close friends. RG
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I didn't know Stan personally but he was always willing to help anyone,anyway he could. He shared his vast knowledge
freely.
Hal
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Got a barrel from him today. Talked to him about two weeks ago with never any indication there was any thing was wrong. In fact I believe he said he was looking forward to his first match this year. This comes as a sad surprise. He always treated me right.Originally Posted by Butch Lambert
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Seems his sick feelings were a week or so ago and his initial thought was bad tuna fish.
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I called the shop this morning and they said he was at home and it was a heart attack. I guess it makes little difference as he is gone. It reminds me that all we have is today. Will miss our conversations.
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Yes sir, I know, I was just stating Stan's thoughts as it led up to his heart attack.
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I will miss him, we were alway talking, one jar head to an other.... RIP. brother..... Jim
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Stan was a kind helpful friend that will be missed by many. RIP my mentor and friend, you will always be remembered.
Tim B.
Sad to hear. My condolences.
Always like to hear from a person's friends and stories....
20 yrs ago while working out of state. One of the fellas, thought he got a bad Seafood salad sub. He looked terrible. We were only pulling some cable.
We could not decide when to drive home(Friday 5-6 hr drive.). So I went and got lunch for everyone.
Glad we waited and were not on I-75N. Marty and Garry might have been an accident....my sub was okay.
And Marty was lucky. Fairly new Fire station 3 miles and trained Paramedics. They told him to lay down and relax. Never tell someone that....
So he got blasted twice.
He was a local hero for taking 2 shots and living.....The Paramedic's first in a year. That location was full of really old folks....
He asked me. Does it always hurt when you get blasted? I told him ya got to quick. But, if you are laying down. Yea. It hurts...which is a good thing...
Just a story.
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