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Stanley Bernard STEIN

1944 - 2021

Stanley Bernard STEIN obituary, 1944-2021, Toronto, ON

BORN

1944

DIED

2021

Stanley STEIN Obituary

STANLEY BERNARD STEIN May 24, 1944 - August 20, 2021 Stan Stein passed away on August 20, 2021 with his wife and children by his side. He is survived by his wife Marlene, daughter Laura (Emmanuel), son Richard (Adrienne), sister Joanne (Garry), and his adoring grandchildren Lilah, Nora and Nathaniel. Stanley was known to his friends and family by many names: Stan, SB, Dad, and most importantly, Grampy. Each of those names reflected a different part of his life and personality. Born in Toronto to Nathan and Clara Stein, Stan studied at the University of Toronto and Yale before becoming a lawyer. He worked tirelessly during his years at Weir & Folds and Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt, becoming one of the top and most respected lawyers in his field. He took pride in his work, and like all things, executed his trade with integrity, commitment, and honour. SB had a dry wit and poignant sense of humour. Although not much for small talk, he loved a good joke and a stimulating conversation. Stan met Marlene in 1965, married in 1968, and together they spent 53 years watching their family grow. As Dad, he taught his children to love nature and the outdoors, spending summers at the cottage. Canoeing, windsurfing and boat rides for ice cream were his favourite summer activities. In the winter, he loved nothing more than to hit the slopes and taught his kids to share his love of skiing. In 2008 Stan became Grampy. He was a devoted grandfather and revelled in every accomplishment of his three grandchildren. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. A private funeral service will be held for the family and broadcast via Zoom. For information on the Zoom broadcast and information on the shiva, please visit the Benjamin's website. If you wish to make a donation in memory of Stan, please donate to Parkinson Canada, Beit Halochem Canada, Holy Blossom Temple or the charity of your choice.

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Published by The Globe and Mail from Aug. 24 to Aug. 28, 2021.

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Rebecca Bentham

October 16, 2022

I represented a client of Stan's in the eighties and nineties. Stan was an incredible lawyer, he did much to protect the public good. He was a kind and honest man.

Jon Snipper

August 24, 2021

I was a friend of Stan & Marlene's throughout law school and for a number of years afterwards. I lost touch many years ago. His photo is exactly as I remember him. I have nothing but fond memories of my times with Stan and Marlene, particularly the great dance parties they helped organize during law school. I know Stan was a very well respected lawyer in his field and I can't imagine a more devoted and loving man to wife, children and grandchildren. I am disheartened by his passing. When the grief and sorrow have passed, I have no doubt, as is said, his memory will definitely be a blessing. My sincerest, heartfelt condolences to Marlene, your children and grandchildren.

Ian and Mary Cowan

August 24, 2021

Mary and I send our condolences and love to all the Steins. We have fond memories of the time we shared with you. Stan was a fine man in all respects. We are privileged to have called him a friend
Ian and Mary Cowan

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