A tribute to Stan Rose

At the reception to honor Stan's Life , it was so full of people that it was hard to find a place. He was loved by everyone. Great athlete, gentlemen,friend and mostly a family man .  A love story between him and Casey "Queen of Two mountains " . Unconditionally love for his 2 boys Dale and Brad .
He would do anything to help them . 
Paul Goyetche pictures and film of Stan's life was nothing short of a master piece. There was a lot of tears flowing in the hall.
Not from the area I met Stan at the old Tartan for a beer about 20 years ago.
He invited me and Mimi to join the gang on thursday night's supper. Good memories! Mimi&Casey hit it off instantly.
Years later, he even missed the Wyder's cup on saturday to attend our wedding . Stan&Casey are a model of how a  family should be.
Your already being missed 
Bobby Ray and Mimi 

So very sorry for your loss Casey, Dale, Brad, Brian, Melanie and families.  You are in our thoughts and prayers at this very difficult time.
Ken and Betty Powell

Dear Casey and family and Brian and family,
Our hearts are broken all of you. You are in our thoughts and prayers. 
Frank and Karen Bouchared


Dear Casey and family,

Our deepest condolences on the passing of Stan.   He was a great man who will always be missed.   May he rest in peace.  

Dennis Robinson and Linda McKeown


Casey and family
Brian and family 

I am so sorry to hear of Stan’s passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time. 
I have many fond memories of both Stan and Casey and how I was in awe of their athleticism and their love for each other. 

Casey and Family,

So sorry for your loss, I have such wonderful memories of both you and Stan at the cottage one of my most favorite people!!
My condolences and prayers for all of you.  He will be missed <3

Casey & family, 
Our condolences on your loss. May God give you comfort and strength in your time of grief...
Johñ & Judy

To Casey and family

Our heart goes out to you and all your family at this difficult time.
Stan will be truly missed.

Diane and Trevor Vaage

Dear Casey and family
It is with great  sadness that I hear of Stanley’s passing. So many memories are brought back to me about your and Stanley’s life together. So many years - so long ago. Jennifer and my thoughts and condolences are with you Casey. 
Mary-Ann 

Dear Casey and family,
There is great sadness in my heart today and will be in the years to come. I have no words to express how sorry I am that you have to experience such a great loss. Stanley was truly one of a kind and will be truly missed by so many. Pretty sure that he and Richard are going over some of their old football,baseball and dart games together. 
The memories you shared will forever be a part of your life.
Stay strong
Lorna

To Casey and Family, 
How is it that we know from an early age that nothing in life is permanent but when we lose someone who has been a part of of every important moment of our life it is a shock that we can't be prepared for ?    My heart goes out to you, Casey, and your family and to Brian for the loss of your wonderful Stan.  I hope that you will be able to endure this with the support of of those who love you so very much.  
Much love  from Donna McCarthy

Casey & family

Our deepest sympathies on your loss of Stan.  May he rest in peace.

Don & Corinne White

I prefer to leave out how I feel right now but I'll share a fond memory I have of Stan and Casey. Once                on a beautiful moonlit night I was walking down Oka road towards St.Eustache .   They were parked where the golf course used to be beside the road and we spotted each other so I walked over to greet them and guess what ' they fixed me up a nite cap in the back of their van.                                                       I'd known StanH since 1960 . He was someone I grew with and I have many many memories of him playing pool or the pinball machine  or catching and running with the ball like a gazzelle.He was an amazing athlete and an unusually colourful individual.I'll always be grateful that I got to know him.      Casey and Brian I want to wish you and your families all the  best.                                                                                                Your old buddy Paul Laviolette

Dear Casey and all your precious family,
My sincere sympathy to you all on the loss of your best friend, father and grandfather. May his spirit
always remain by your sides to comfort and give you strength in the days ahead.
It was so nice seeing you both at our reunion last September, after so many years,and will remember when he asked you if it was ok for him to leave and go back home...so sweet.
Thoughts and prayers are with you,
Debbie Boston Bowden

Dear Casey and boys Andrew and I are deeply saddened by your loss. We love both you and Stan. You were the best neighbors ever. Please know that we are thinking of you all in these very hard times. Hugs to you all. Donna 

Casey, Dale, Brad and Brian

Our Deepest Sympathies go out to you and your Family.  It was an Honor to have known Stan, such a great person and we will truly miss him.

Jamie and Rhonda Gibson 

Casey and Family, 
I was truly saddened to hear of Stan's passing. He was one of the Good Guys, please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. RIP Stan, you will certainly be missed.
Brian (Scotty) Kirby 

My deepest condolences to the Rose family. 
Stan was my first boss at Canadair from 1985 to 1989, and also how my family came to move to Two Mountains in 1989, where i visited Stan, when he had a car for sale. 
Rest in peace Stan.


Gutted to hear the sad news! As a former colleague at Canadair, Stan was someone that  I appreciated knowing and working with.
My sincere condolences to Casey, Dale, Brad and the whole family. You are in my thoughts in this difficult time.
RIP Stan and Godspeed!


Firstly,  our deepest condolences from George and I. Stan was my first boyfriend at a silly young age and Casey and I were best friends at the age of 9. You two were a perfect match and you have a lovely family. Take peace with all the fond memories you have. 

Casey and extended family, So very sorry to hear this news.  I remember way back when ... you were always a perfect match with Stan.  Both of you so athletic and so in love.  Both of you always had "that edge". Please know that there are many people there to provide big hugs and who care about you.  Take care and we will chat again soon.  Lots of love and hugs, Lori XX


Casey and Family

In these moments of loss words are useless but we wanted to let you know we were deeply saddened to hear of Stan's passing. Both Colin and I will continue to remember the younger Stan - strong, athlete and with a good sense of humour.  Our sincere condolences at this very sad time.  Pat and Colin Baxter

To Casey and her family ,

Our deepest condolences , been many a year since we have seen one another but Your Stan was one of a kind ...I remember the two of you in LTM , so in love then and you have been together all these years , Casey stay strong girl and lean on your family as they will help pull you through the dark days ....RIP STAN , God Speed .

Dear Casey and families,
I couldn't believe it when I read about Stan this morning.  My heart goes out to you.  I know he'll be missed and there will be a big hole in your hearts. Knowing there are others who understand and share your pain will help and of course anywhere you turn there  will be many arms to give you hugs.
 
With deepest sympathy and sending many hugs

Sharon

I have known Stan since 1960,we played in the same LYSA hockey league,we played on the same broomball team for ten years,we played on the same softball team for twelve years 1970-1982,we celebrated some championships at our watering hole the marquise,we worked at the same company canadair together for about 7 years,he was in my wedding party in 1978,he was a great athlete,great guy and the toughest guy I have ever known,great respect,my condolences to Casey,Brian,Dale and Brad also the whole Rose Family,May he Rest In Peace,bobbyb.

Stan was a remarkable guy; always up for any sporting adventure. I first met Stan at Lake Youth Hockey; being a goal tender on a opposing team I saw him smiling a lot . Usually because he’d just passed a bunch of my team on the way to scoring against me....( many goalies have had the same memories)
He was a good guy and left a mark on many .
Trouble is we get old but a family man has children to carry on,  so here’s a wee dram to you Stan...for a life worth living...Cheers...

OBITUARY

Stanley Rose

9 August, 1949 – 11 August, 2018

Les Salons Funeraires Guay Inc.

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