Stanley Nicholas Palys

I only just heard of Stan's passing. I worked with Stan and always appreciated his expertise and fantastic sense of humor. My sincere condolences to his family.

I only just heard of Stan's passing. I worked with Stan and greatly appreciated his expertise and fantastic sense of humor. He always made the day better. I offer my sincere condolences to his family.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Trish and the Palys family. We are so sorry for your loss.

My memories of Stan, or "Stannie" as we called him, include 1962 when his Dad played baseball with the Honolulu Islanders. He and his younger brother, Stevie, loved to play on the beach at Alamouana. He and his brother had the entire stadium chanting "Hit me a home run Daddy," each time he got up to bat. And he did hit a number of homeruns over the years. I remember when Stannie was born in Panama and his parents returned to Nashville. The Nashville Tennessean Newspaper interviewed them...

What a great guy, I worked with Stan when her started out at DEI, he was an amazing engineer and an awesome friend to everyone he met.

My heartfelt sympathy to the Palys family. The loss of such a young talented, smart man, father, son, brother, uncle & friend with such a zest for life who shared his unique personality with many. His left an indelible mark of memories. May his spirit have a special place forever in our hearts.

Ally sending our sincere condolences and prayers for your family. Stan was a dorm mate of ours back at Virginia Tech. “Stan the Man” was truly a special person. So many great memories to relive.
Intramural softball, “Beer Gammon” Backgammon tournaments in the dorm, Femoyer Functions on the weekends, and weekend trips to Top of the Stairs and other venues in downtown Blacksburg.
Stan was also the first person to step up and help us with the dreaded “ForTran” homework. We loved his...