New Berlin, Wisconsin
Borgstrom, Stanley A. 83, born to Eternal Life August 30, 2008, at AngelsGrace Hospice in Oconomowoc. Stan was born April 18, 1925, in Woodland, Minnesota to Andrew and Cecelia (nee Svensson) Borgstrom. During the Great Depression they moved to Waukesha. He attended Barstow Grade...
Read MoreI only met Stan a few times, but I was blessed to have known him. He was a wonderful person. I remember when he and Rhiannon and I sold the little flowers at Sentry in Waukesha for the Veterans when I was a little girl. Every time I see a veteran with the flowers, I think of that day.
Becky Rosandich
September 03, 2008 | Franklin, WI
STAN SPENT MOST OF HIS TIME AFTER SERVING IN THE WAR HELPING VETERANS , HE WAS A SUPER PERSON. HE WENT TO THE V.A. SEVERAL TIMES TO HELP ME GET BENEFITS. THE CANMAN AND I WERE ALWAYS CLOSE FRIENDS.WE WILL ALL MISS YOU STAN
GORDON DUROCHER
September 03, 2008 | COLGATE, WI
Thank you for all your kindness you gave the hole family in Sweden. We are missing you.
Bergstrom family in Sweden
September 03, 2008
thank you stan for being our friend . nora and i will be praying for the well being of your family always . will miss our visits with you when we go to wisc. rest in peace , your friends nora and ruben santa fe n. m.
September 03, 2008
WHEN WE ARRIVED IN FLORIDA FOR OUR FIRST WINTER, THE FIRST TO COME WELCOME US WAS STAN, OUR NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR AND WHAT A NEIGHBOR. WE ARE SURE THAT WE HAD THE BEST NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR IN THE WHOLE PARK. HE IMMEDIATELY ADOPTED US AS "FAMILY" AND WE LET HIM. WE BONDED AND ENJOYED EVERY MINUTE WE WERE AROUND HIM, ALWAYS A SMILE ON HIS FACE AND A STORY TO TELL. DON'T THINK WE EVER MET ANYBODY WHO LOVED PEOPLE SO MUCH. HIS PLACE COULD NEVER HAVE TOO MUCH COMPANY. SOON LESLIE AND DALE CAME...
Jim and Anne Ratcliffe
September 02, 2008 | Nashville, TN
Cousin Stan will be so fondly remembered. I was so happy that he and Ruth visited us in Alaska three years ago, 49 years after I had last seen him at my parents' (Ben and Lucille Pearson) home in Minnesota, when I was just 12 years old. He was a joy to visit with and truly exemplifies the Veteran image in America.
He will be sorely missed. My sincere condolences to Ruth and all of Stan's family.
Kristen (Pearson) Reynolds
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Kristen Reynolds
September 02, 2008 | Wasilla, AK
It was a privilege to have known Stan Borgstrom. He was a true gentleman, and we will miss him.
Donald & Bambi Hodnett
September 02, 2008 | Fallston, MD
My wife and I met Stan only once and that was in the Capitol building in Madison 2 years ago. It was a pleasure to know Stan through correspondence. We are brothers as Veterans and Stan will never be forgotten. We will keep fighting for all Veterans. Peace be with you now, forever.
Jim Schaefer USA Ret, DAV, MOPH
Sue Ouellette USAF Ret, DAV
Jim & Sue Schaefer
September 02, 2008 | Manawa, WI
Thank You Stan for letting me be your friend. Rest in peace.
Ken Liljengren
September 02, 2008 | Jonkoping
