Albany, New York
Garrison, Dr. Stanley BURNT HILLS, N.Y. Stanley E. Garrison, 90, of Burnt Hills, N.Y., died Thursday, October 9, 2008 at Maplewood Manor in Ballston Spa. Born in 1918 in Burnt Hills, he lived there all his life until recently moving to Saratoga Springs at Woodlawn Commons. He was the son of the...
Read MoreDoc Garrison taught me one thing that I will never forget, and that is how to tell if a cow has milkfever by the "S" curve in their neck. I'm the only one that can pick up on it between my mom and I. Doc will be missed, but his memories will live on.
My thoughts and prayers are with Doc Garrison family.
Eunice J (Mang) Douglas
October 14, 2008 | Fort Plain, NY
"Draft Horses - they're just like potato chips! You can't have just one!", and, "Draft Horse Fever - worse than chicken pox and easier to catch!". These were Doc's comments as he affectionately watched our son, Jared, and daughter, Kerith, become Belgian and Haflinger owners. He was right, and thus began their ten-year-and-counting love of drafts! What a great mentor and friend! In my Mom's memory (Katherine Ramsay - BHBL class of '34), and on behalf of myself, my husband, and our...
Joan Pott
October 14, 2008 | Ballston Spa, NY
Doc Garrison was an inspiration to generations of veterinarians
Gayle Buckley
October 14, 2008 | Ballston Lake, NY
Doc. Garrison (Popie) was an amazing man and will be missed by all who knew him.
Nicole Rivera
October 14, 2008 | Middle Grove
In my life, I've had the privilege of meeting many good men. Stan stood above those good men, he was, in many ways a GREAT man... My condolences to Shirley and the family.
Dick Arthur
October 13, 2008 | Charlton,, NY
I had many fond memories of Stan. I worked for him in the very early days of his practice. Before school I would do some plowing, on weekends I would go on calls with him. all very enjoyable and fun. I even baby sat his girls a few times so Mom & Dad could have time together. My condolences to all the family.
Chuck Nessle
October 12, 2008 | New Carlisle, OH
Although I never had the opportunity of meeting "Doc" Garrison, I have had the wonderful privilege of being a client at the Burnt Hills Veterinary Hospital. I, like many others was also given the privilege of being invited into his personal life via his book Burnt Hills veterinary Tails. Upon reading the last pages was the sadness that this story was coming to an end. On Oct 10th after learning of Doc Garrisons passing I had been sitting with one of my many cats and made the comment to her...
Margie Oliveira
October 11, 2008 | Ballston Spa, NY
Doc was an amazing person..a terrific influence on my life and the Kulak family. He was my first boss and I truly enjoyed and learned so much from him..He willl be missed but his legacy lives on. May he rest in God's peace
Anne Kulak-Vernooy
Anne Kulak-Vernooy
October 11, 2008 | Glenville, NY
Doc with his Belgians
Another favorite photo of my grandfather.
Mike Walter
October 11, 2008 | Sauquoit, NY
