Thinking of Stan , those he left behind, on this day. He was a wonderful man. Prayers for all.💕💕

Stan and I worked at Johns Hopkins University  (Levering Hall) together.   He always dressed the part and was great with the customers.  I learned a lot about integrity and patience from him.  He was also a joker and declared himself King Stan!  My son even made him an alumnum foil scepter to rule with!   Rest in Power my friend!

Just found out that Stan was gone.
We worked together at two different companies and traveled frequently to increese sales for our businesses. It was special to see the bond Stan had with his customers. We spent a lot of time laughing and enjoying ourselves and our customers.
Stan's respect and genuine care for his customers was a joy to be around. He was a true professional.
My memories of the times we had together will always be special to me and bring a smie to my face.
My condomences to Stan's  family.

Stan and I worked together a million years ago. He was such a joy to be around. Stan was a man with integrity, kind and always a twinkle in his eyes.  The world would be a better place if we all tried to be more like him.
May the many memories of his life be a comfort to his loved ones.
Rest easy, Stan

I had the pleasure of working with Stan for several years and also getting to know his lovely wife, Helen. I am so sorry to hear of his passing.

When I heard Stan passed, I immediately thought of many things, but one hit me harder than the rest. Stan fought in the Viet Nam War and had a most dangerous "job" description. Stan was the soldier who flew behind enemy lines in order to rescue shot-up comrades. He had to race from the copter, retrieve and carry the wounded soldier, and get back to the copter safely. On one such mission, Stan actually got shot in the back, but STILL loaded his fellow soldier into the safety of the copter. John Wayne stuff, I know, but this is real!

I never knew anyone so brave and my thoughts of Stan will always begin with memories of his valor.

Stan was a true gentleman and was a hard working foodservice salesman throughout his career.
Solid citizen in every sense !


To the Levinson family,  Stan was a true mensch who touched so many.   He will be missed and we are diminished by this loss. May he forever be in our memories.

Stan was a great colleague, best friend and you always knew where you stood with Stan!   We knew each other for over 20 years, shared laughs, stories and many fine meals together on our travels to Boston, San Antonio, S. Florida, Richmond, Baltimore, Chicago, among others.  Fresh Crabs with Helena, Stan and Robin will always be a great memory!
If it wasn't for Stan, I would have never been the "Seafood Expert" at Cuisine Innovations, and a QVC On-Air Representative (he originally  got us the business at QVC).    And, who could forget...Flat Stanley!
I will miss our weekly calls as he loved to know what was happening at the company and with my family, and we always talked about his family and our mutual friends.  My sincerect condolonces to his family and friends, he will be missed.  Stan the Man always!!!!!

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Stanley Wayne Levinson

January 21, 1947 – November 4, 2022

Schimunek Funeral Home

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