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Jay Jefferson
May 17, 2024
Stan was the Charleston High School starting QB in 1978-79, and a VALUABLE member of Charleston High School´s 1st All-Black Boys Basketball Team 1978-79. RIP.
Lisa Louise Westfall
May 14, 2024
Lisa L. Westfall
Stanley was the love of my life my life partner. I will always remember the heart of Gold that he wore on his sleevee. He wa such a giving person expecting nothing in return. He would help anyone in need.
We shared many of life experiences and made it through each and everyone of them. Although we are not perfect (no one is but the Lord above) we endured many struggles and in the end of each one it made our love for each other that much stronger. To live my life without him, will be one of the hardest struggles that I will ever have to endure in life along with my daughter.
I love you Stan My Man with every fiber of my body and soul. I will miss you beyond measure. Rest in heaven, babe "Until We Meet Again"
Lisa L. Westfall
May 12, 2024
Bonnie Hightower
May 12, 2024
Stan was an awesome man! A friend, neighbor. Loved by sooo many! One of the holla´s (Wertz Ave) real soldiers! He played a mean game of basketball too! The kindness he showed to others were well received and appreciated! Not just in the holla community but in the Charleston area community as well.. Laidley Field (UC field) won´t be the same without his presence! Thanks, Stan for being that DUDE! The holla definitely lost one of the BEST! Prayers for the ENTIRE FAMILY AND FRIENDS! Love, Bonnie Hightower and Family
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