Stanley DeHaan

We send our sympathy to each of you as we mourn with you. I have so many fond memories of uncle Stan. Like the time we were together and he looked at me and smiled, it looked like his two front teeth were missing! He later tells us he put Black Jack gum on them (teeth). Or the time our families were all together Uncle Stan knew a short cut to where we were going and it turned out to be a dirt road. We got so much dust in the car we began to laugh and when we got out we were all covered in...

Our deepest sympathy at the passing of your father,Stan. We share many fond memories of Stan and Barb, growing up on Edwards Street and later at Indian Village. May you be comforted by the memories. We are comforted that Stan and Barb are together again, and having coffee with Marianne! Our sympathies, Dona Hinz, Vicky, Laurie & Donna

Our deepest sympathy in the passing of your father, Stan. We all have many fond memories of growing up with the DeHaans on Edwards street and in Indian village. We were just talking about Stan and Barb the other day and reminiscing. You girls were lucky to have a wonderful father. With love and sympathy Don Hinz, Vicky, Laurie & Donna

Our sympathy Tom and Carol in the passing of your dad. The Lord comfort you and your families in knowing the Lord was his Savior and Lord and his faith is now sight.

Dear DeHaan family,
Please except my sincere sympathy in the death of your loving father Stan. I haven't talked with him the last couple of years, but will always hold him in a special place in my heart. Stan and my dad expierencend a special professional relationship that reached down to me in my childhood. He was a wonderful influence on my life right up to adulthood. In fact, I think my first girlfriend was Brenda in third grade. However, in adulthood, Stan always was very...

I always loved Stan at MZ. If I needed anything he would always help me out. Barbara was also my music teacher at Mayfield Christian
Prayers for the family

Thank You for your Service, I Salute u Sir . My Dad was in Okinawa .Told
Us many Stories . But, Only Once . Hes with the Lord Now .
Sue W.
Gr.Mich .

I have known Stan all my life; we both were born and raised in LaGrave CRC. One of my greatest delights of recent times was when I could visit him as a Deaconess or just as a friend. Our conversations, as we reminisced, could go on forever. We shared many memories of the "old Days" at LaGrave. And becasue of those conversations I have no doubt that Stan is most likelyl having a great conversation right now with his Lord.