Stan MACDONALD

Sincerest condolences Bob and Bill and Brenda, as sad as this time is, we can all take comfort in knowing that Stan lived life to the fullest. You can be very proud of your Dad as he is someone we should all strive to emulate. Stan did more in the last decade (when he was already eighty) than many couch potatoes do in a lifetime.

With deepest sympathies to Brenda, Bill and Bob and their familes. We were so sad to hear of his passing. We will remember Uncle Stan with fond memories especially his great fishing stories.

Condolences from his sister-in-law Laura Brayford from Kelowna.

Stan was a wonderful member of the Century Club of Saskatoon and although had not been a member for a long time, we so enjoyed when he came to events as his big smile and warm personality made him a hit with all. I will attach some pictures of his Century Club adventures. Our deepest sympathy. Karen Heise - Volunteer Chair - Saskatoon Century Club.

Deepest condolences to Brenda, Bill, Bob, and all the family. Our two families have been entwined as long as I can remember - picnics at Pike Lake, tennis, growing up. I marveled at Stan's adventurous spirit late in life - how bravely he went on after your mother's death ... traveling, exploring, living life to the full. My dad and your dad made quite the doubles team! In my mind I can see them so vividly playing tennis together. As destiny would have it, they died on the same day,...

Stan was a great father in law! I'll miss his joy of arguing, travel stories and overall love of life. Here's hoping the afterlife features the safari he wanted go on!