Portland, Oregon
Nov 11, 1924 – Mar 22, 2023
Stan FedermanNov. 11, 1924 - March 22, 2023 Stan Federman, recently of Hillsboro, died March 22, 2023. He was 98 years old. He was a longtime newspaper reporter who lived in Milwaukie for more than 60 years.Stanley Federman was born in Utica, N.Y., in 1924. He grew up in New York City. One of his...
Read MoreStan was such a mensch. I worked at The Oregonian from 1978-80. I loved talk to him in the newsroom and he always provided me with sage advice. So sorry to hear of his passing.
Allan Lengel
March 15, 2025 | Work
I write this memory intended for Mike Federman. I work with Mike at UPS for a couple of years. Then Mike graduated and took a job at Goldendale Sentinel Newspaper. Mike had mentioned that his father wrote for the Oregonian. I'm hoping this is the right Mike and note finds him well.
Earl Swanson
January 02, 2025 | Other
A war hero, a great journalist, a great coach. Stan Federman was one of the greatest men I have ever known. I feel enriched just to have known him. He will be sorely missed.
Charles Mills
November 21, 2023 | Friend
I worked with Stan in the newsroom for many years, sometimes a few feet away. I came to admire Stan as a good and thoughtful person, as someone who cared deeply about his family, and as a terrific reporter. I am privileged to have known Stan and to have learned from him. I offer my deepest condolences to the family.
Dan Hortsch
August 29, 2023 | Work
Stan was a true mensch.
Allan Lengel
May 01, 2023
I first met Stan as a young labor lobbyist and then state representative in the Oregon House. While we didn't have a lot of contact he was always direct, focused, considerate and professional. In time I learned of his June 6, 1944 experience and have ever since felt fortunate--and indebted--to have been acquainted with someone who was there and lived to tell the tale as he did so well on the 30th anniversary of that day. I went to Normandy, stood on that beach, and thought about an 18 year...
Bill Stevenson
April 13, 2023 | Other
A real pro . Got his facts and presented them in clear and interesting manner. A fine person with high ethics and a joyful sense of humor.
Donald E. Clark
April 06, 2023 | Other
I was one of the many "littles" that Mr. Federman coached in little league. He had infinite patience and he cared. He imparted so many lessons about perseverance, believing in yourself and being there for your teammates. The best of team sports. I will never forget him. I'm so sorry for Mike (our former catcher) and Dave (a couple years ahead of us and a great athlete). He'll always be Mr. Federman to me. He'll live forever with me.
Mario Nudo
April 02, 2023 | Friend
Great colleague and an amazing example of a true newsman
Liz Moore
March 29, 2023
