Stanley "Stan" Jones

He is missed everyday by family and many, many friends. The world was diminished by losing Stan..

Typically, I'm late to the game- rarely do I talk about my experiences in STL... however... Stan was pretty cool. I offer heartfelt condolences to his partner; though we've never met, and am certain we never will: I live far from STL. Regardless, Stan encouraged me to seek my educational goals, to travel, and see the world. I was a very different person in my early 20s; a little immature, boisterous & could be difficult to deal with. Stan, Barb, Janese, Frederick, if you're reading this,...

The genuineness of Stan from moment I arrived to assist him with his battery on his recently purchased SUV I had feelings we'd be friends.

As long as anyone´s alive who met him he won´t be forgotten.

Stan Jones was simply one of the best of us. I´d be honored if he considered me a friend. Caio brother.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. Stan we will love you and will miss you always. Thank you for your support for Covenant Blu Grand Center Neighborhood. We will continue your legacy of community service. Forever in our hearts Audrey and Michael Ellermann

He was a wonderful man. I work for AAA and helped him with a vehicle and he gave me a vehicle. He was a genuine kind and given soul. I back in town just found out he passed and stop to visit.

A TRIBUTE TO STAN (STANLEY) JONES Stan came to be quite an inspiration to me during the near dozen years after he and his partner at that time, Barb Arris, moved to my former neighborhood in midtown, St. Louis and began the restoration of the historic Judson House in the nineteen nineties. I had been living in the Grand Center neighborhood since late 1978 attending to the slow, methodical restoration of my own beloved home, the historic Stockton House, two blocks further east across...