Stanley CHUN

Was shocked and deeply saddened to hear of Stan´s passing-he always struck me as a kind of timeless character.Stan was an extraordinary teacher,who introduced many to the profound art of tai chi-I wonder if anyone out there is teaching "Chun " style tai chi?
Rest well with the Tao dear Stan

I am saddened to hear of the passing of Stan. My husband snd I met Stan years ago when he reached out after seeing an article about our house. This is the strathmore avenue house that his brother built, and he had meticulously filed all the photos he took during the build.
He was also my husbands Tai Chi teacher many years prior to this.
Our love goes out to your family for the loss of a beautiful man.
Bronwyn eichbaum & Max Herriot

I was shocked to hear of Stan's passing because he seemed so ageless. He was a wonderful friend and work colleague during the Rawleigh years. His patient and humourous approach to life made some very difficult times bearable. I loved his gentle demeanour which belied his strength. He was a great character and a wonderful man to work with.
All the best Helen and boys.

Dear Clinton and family,

Our heartfelt sympathies on the loss of your loved father. We remember Stan for his generosity, wit and wonderful photos, which he was so happy to share. His letters to the newspaper always made good reading. We are so sorry that you are unable to hold a funeral during these times, but assure you that Stan is not forgotten.

Warm regards,
Moira and Greg Broughton
(parents of the late Wesley)

Always a gentleman . Much respect .