I’ve known Stan for the past 20 years. Always looked forward to our conversations. Architecture. Politics. Dogs. Fluff. We always had something to go on about. I made him laugh all the time. He was the King of his Castle. He was fortunate.
Will miss him.
We were so sorry to hear of Stan’s passing. Irene, you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers at this sad time. We have great memories of you and the wonderful friends in the old neighbourhood. Take care my friend.
Lydia and Helmut
Adriana and I are deeply saddened to hear about Stan’s passing. Our hearts are with you in this difficult time.
We will always remembered Stan as a wonderful and extraordinary person.
Stan was always curious about ways to enhance his teaching in architecture. When he learned that tansy grew in the local park, he wanted to know where it was. He was going to take it to class to show how to use it in making class models. In the meantime the family dog, Bijoux got covered in seeds and burrs. It took a lot of effort to comb them all out of her curly coat.
Much Love, Enso and Inge Santin
RIP Stan....... love and thought to the family