Condolence: As a new GM employe Stan Stanley helped me break old habits and adopt new and better ones. He was always a great and consistent role model. He was also a loyal friend. I will NEVER forget him.

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Stan. My condolences to the family. Stan hired me in 1964 and guided me through the early stages of my career. He was smart, wise, and very fair to everyone he worked with. We have lost a treasure.

Condolence: Stan Stanley was simply one of the finest people I have ever known. He was my boss for five years and a friend for fifty-one even though we each transferred all around the country with GM. He was a great example for all to see and emulate.

Condolence: Family,

Stan hired me in June 1966 to go to work at Motors Insurance Corporation, a division of General Motors. He was a very intelligent man, caring and faithful to those of us working under his supervision. I am sorry to learn of his passing. Prayers are offered for all the family.

Condolence: Jim, Brenda & Family,
I am so sorry for the loss of your father. My thoughts & prayers are with you during this very difficult time.

Condolence: I never had the pleasure to meet Mr. Stanley. I am a co-worker with his son Phillip. My experience in life is that very often a good reflection of the Father can be seen in the children. Phillip is one of the finest individuals I have met. In his many stories he tells I have to believe that he has drawn many traits from his Father. Both Angie and I wish not only to express our deepest sympathy to Phil and the rest of the family but fervently pray that God's Holy Angels are with Mr. Stanley right now on this part of his life's journey. God Bless Mr Stanley and the entire family during this very difficult time.

Condolence: May God be with you and all of your family during this time of sadness.