STANLEY AUSTMAN

To the Austman family , so sorry to hear about Stan. He was a great man and we will never forget him . Craven won t be the same without Stan and his big smile and stories. Albert and Lisa Bamford Raymore, Sk

The Austman Family
Our deepest sympathy to each of you and our regrets that we are not home to attend the memorial, as we are vacationing in Central America.
We have amazing memories over the years, as a great neighbor and a genuine friend. Stan taught me the game of curling,and Barry and him competed in some tremendous bonspiels. It always amazed us how he could remember every game and every highlight shot, guess that's where the saying "love of the game" must come from. In later years we admired his dedication in helping addicted youth. We also were always impressed of his devotion to Kenaston, never missing any special event, Phyllis and him would always attend.
We share in your sorrow and trust God will give you peace and comfort at this most difficult time.
" Put it on the Pud Stan "




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Dear Phyllis, Vickie (Dusty and Stephanie) , Jeff (J.J. and Christine), Lorine, and the rest of Stan's loving family: Though we have been out of touch for a long time, please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Stan was a bright light whose infectious laugh could make a tough day easier to bear. His light and love with always be with you. With love, Stephanie (Larry Austman's daughter)

Lorine and family, My condolences to you and your family on your loss at this time. Thinking of you and our school days back then. Janice Kilpatrick Lalonde.

To Austman Family:
We are deeply sorry to hear about the death of Stan. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Derek, Shannon & Ryder Stadnichuk

Phyllis,Lorine,Vicky and Jeff and families so sorry to hear of your loss. We will be unable to attend the funeral, but our thoughts and prayers will be with you. When we think of the Austman family it brings back great memories of the fun we had together and the lifelong friendships we developed. I last saw your Dad at the Point Optical in Sept. we had a good visit. Thinking of you all. Anne Prpich, Corinne and Scott Anderson,Darren, Amanda, Brooke and Hanna

To the family I have many memories of my dad curling with STAN the MAN Travelling to bonspiels and having a great time Also my brother Gene curled with Stan Those were great times and great games to watch Sorry for your loss




Julie [Libke] Elliott

To the family I have many memories of my dad curling with STAN the MAN Travelling to bonspiels and having a great time Also my brother Gene curled with Stan Those were great times and great games to watch Sorry for your loss




Julie [Libke] Elliott

OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY ON YOUR LOSS. GUAYABITOS, MEXICO

Dear Phyllis and Austman Family:
My thoughts and prayers are with you. Stan was a kind, humble and gentle man. His love of curling and his contributions to the game which resulted in the introduction of the hog line will be remembered. Jeff Stoughton would have been proud to see Stan sliding down the ice rink and depositing the rock on the button! God bless you Stan for making many people happy in your lifetime!

Dear Austman Family:
Our deepest sympathy. May it help to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. You all have a special place in our memories.
Dennis, Marj. Karpan & Family

Phyllis,
We were sorry to read of Stan's passing. Our sympathy to you and all the family.
Maidrid + Glen Jonat

I met Stan at the City Men's Bondspiel in a final. He beat us in a great game. We won fir mitts and they won fir hats. Stan said "By God I am going to wear this hat" . It was a great moment of humor that I have always remembered!

Dear Laurine,Phyillis,Vicki & Jeff: Our deepest condolences. We remember Stan as a Kind & Gentle Soul. Love Sharon & Joe Prpick

To The Austman Family,
Liz and I first met Brother Austman when we transferred our Elks membership to the Hanley Lodge in 2006. It didn't take long for us to see what a great positive influence he had in our Lodge Meetings. It was a very proud moment for Stan and the Lodge when he received his 45 Year Pin in April 2011. He will be missed.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

The Austman family,

My condolences on your loss. I was a competitor in the Schoolboys' Playdowns in Saskatoon, when Stan (wearing the trademark hat) demonstrated the need for the hog line rule. His former coach Ken Moir, and team mate Merv Mann, were in the audience. Tales of the feat were taken back to schools and curling rinks across Saskatchewan. It was something I'll always remember.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Dearest Austman Family:
My deepest sympathies go out to you all. I completely understand what you are all going through and my heart goes out to you all. Stan's peace has come to him, and it will come to you all in turn, in time.
Cindy (Greggersen) Carss - Kenaston,SK.

To the Family of Stan Austman:
I was very sad to learn of Stan's passing. In the good old days at the Nutana Curling Club, Stan was one of the curlers that I tried to emulate. His contributions to the sport of curling will perhaps not be widely recognized; however, I recall seeing film footage of Stan demonstrating his ability to slide the length of the ice, in the days before the teflon sliders were introduced.
I feel very privileged to have known Stan, a man who was a genuine icon, but who remained a regular guy.
Sincere sympathy,

All of our Thoughts and Prayers are with Lorine, Jeff & Vickie and their families. We hope you take time to enjoy your time together, remembering all of the good times and stories you have shared with Stan over the years.

My thoughts and love are with your entire family in this difficult time.

My deepest sympathy to the Austman family. You will be missed dearly Stan.

My thoughts and prayers go to the Austman family. Stan was like the grandpa I never had. Through his ambitions and achievements in curling, he has inspired me to achieve my goals and not to give up when times are rough. I love you Stan and am going to miss you greatly!

We know by the tremendous respect that Stan had for his grandchildren and the respect returned by them, that he will be greatly missed by all the family, and his friends and acquaintances like us. Our sincere condolences go to the entire family.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

my prayers and symphathy to the austman family. i have many fond memories from our days working together with the saskatchewan curling association.

Stan was a well known man in this country for his many achievements. My Dad often tells great stories, of the great time he and Stan had curling together over the years. Never mind my own memories of him growing up, just down the road. He touch many lives, in so many ways. Thoughts and prayer to you all! Deanne (George) Bleackley

To the Austman Families.Our sincere sympathy.We have fond high school memories of Stan and his many curling accomplishments
Marv and Marilyn Evans

Grandpa Stan, You have inspired us all to do our best. We love you and will miss you so much.

Love JJ and Lindsay

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

Sorry to hear of Stans passing.
See you on the extra end.

Keith Swan

Okotoks ALBERTA

We love you and will miss you Grandpa Stan! You have been an inspiration to us all.

Love Christine + Michael + Buddy

Our deepest sympathy and thoughts to Lreen and the family. "Steamer" was defintiely an imprtant part of Saskatchewan curling. Ted and Mona Bassett

Our deepest sympathies to Stan's family-we cherish the memories!
Art and Cindy Paulsen

To the Austman family our deepest sympathy,and may the curling Gods smile upon you Stan ! Dick and Kay Richards

Our condolences to Phyllis, Vickie and the rest of Stanley's family for your loss. Nadia, Lorne and Malvina

To Stan's Familey
Our deepest sympathy cherish your memories. Bob & Sandy McKee

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

To entire Austman family. We express our deepest sympathy and hope the memories of good times and the laughter you all shared with Stan will help you through this time of grief. Brian & Amber, Tanner & Kayla, and Austin Bates (Hanley)

To Stan's family, Lorine, Vickie and family, Jeff and family, We were so sorry to hear Stan passed away. He was an icon of the curling community in Kenaston and will be well remembered by all who knew him.

Phyllis and family, I am very sorry to hear about Stan, thankfully his suffering is at an end. My condolences to you and your family. Thinking of you, Christine Zinn