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| Quote: | Originally posted by rdrrm8e
I spoke with Shari and Stan will have his family with him by Friday.
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Well, it's very good to see a post by you, ChucK. I was wondering if I had missed YOUR passing, while living on the road this summer, when I read this
above.
"Stan here is hoping you are boogie boarding, with Chuck, and drinking some Tecate."
I only fished with Stan a couple times in San Diego, usually with the "infamous" Dark Side brethren. A gentle giant with a great sense of humor, I
thought.
Best fishes, Stan.
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rdrrm8e
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I saw that too my friend
alive and well......sad and hurt, but well.
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Bajagypsy
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My reference to Chuck was not ment as a person that anyone here knows, sorry to cause any more sadness. It was something that Stan and I said to
eachother in a joking manner.
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aguachico
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OH no, this is such terrible news. I just sent him a U2U asking if he needed something because of Chuck driving down there. My heart is very heavy
and sad. RIP Stan. Condolences to the family, immediate and extended.
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Mulegena
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Stunned and deeply saddened.
Oh, Stan, why'd ya have to go so soon?
I'm so happy that you were living your dreams and your finding love again has brought me a smile for you both.
Here's a Road Soda for ya, Stanibuns!
"Raise your words, not your voice. It's rain that grows flowers, not thunder." ~Rumi
"It's the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it." ~ Aristotle
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tiotomasbcs
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It's hard to let go! Mojac was the name of his custom panga and was named for the loves of his life; his dogs. They are some rowdy mongrels that
loved to be Bad. My Lab loved to play with them on thebeach and Stan would chase them down and reprimand them for being...dogs! I hope Jackson and
Moanna(?) are being taken care of. I know they were very important to Stan. You can tell from the pics! Fly on Our Sweet Angel. Many will miss
you. Tio
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BajaRat
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My heart aches, I counted on growing old with you.
You will not be soon forgotten Amigo.
I'm so happy for what you brought to our lives.
R.I.P.
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comitan
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So very sad, someone so young, vital, loving and giving and I to worry about the dogs he loved so much.
Strive For The Ideal, But Deal With What\'s Real.
Every day is a new day, better than the day before.(from some song)
Lord, Keep your arm around my shoulder and your hand over my mouth.
“The sincere pursuit of truth requires you to entertain the possibility that everything you believe to be true may in fact be false”
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Iflyfish
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For you Stan:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHWHPPHpAj8
Iflyfish
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shari
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we just got back from a very long day in Vizcaino waiting for officials, doctors, the coroner, funeral directors, secretaries etc etc and signing
copious copies.
I also visited Stan in the cool room and it was quite an experience. His makeover is amazing and he looks really great in his favorite dress fish
shirt he wore on special occasions. It was hard not to think he was sleeping except he wasnt snoring. Tears of love and sadness were shed throughout
the day for my amigo.
Tomorrow we will make his resting place...we got the blocks, cement and rebar ready for the construction. Death is a very hands on thing here...I
learned alot about the process here.
Friday afternoon Stan will arrive in style and we will hold an all night vigil at Campo Sirena. Saturday morning will be the funeral service and Stan
will lay to rest at the panteon here with a wonderful view of the ocean. We will then have a campfire and wake party in his honour.
Any of Stan's amigo wanting to contribute to Stan's wake can do so by making a paypal donation labeled Stan's wake to the account of
juanarcemarron@gmail.com all donations will be graciously appreciated....thanks to those who have already donated to help make Stan's last party a
nice one.
We are graciously accepting donations for Stan's farewell.
[Edited on 10-25-2012 by shari]
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EnsenadaDr
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I was reading the banned site this morning, and there was a reference to Stan. Actually, it was done pretty respectfully. But I wanted to make a
very important point here. The use and/or access to AED's are paramount....and the education of and access to them is becoming more evident. Do you
know that its not the heart attack that can kill you? It's the arrhythmia that goes along with it that in the majority of cases will. For people to
mention that CPR probably wasn't performed is only a small part of the problem, if that indeed was the scenario. A good AED is needed.....yes, we can
all be squeamish about jump starting a heart, but in fact a young child in Hawaii used the defibrillator and saved a life. I would even go as far to
say that an individual or couple could own their own, the prices have come down so much. So CPR is just part of the problem, and if you don't get the
person out of an arrhythmia you can do CPR all you want and the person won't live. Afib isn't the problem, you can live with that. But its the
Ventricular Fibrillation or Sustained Ventricular Tachycardia that will kill.
[Edited on 10-25-2012 by EnsenadaDr]
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Bajagypsy
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Mr. Gypsy and I were just talking about getting an AED for our place in Baja. I'm thinking now that it is deffinately on our MUST DO list.
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DENNIS
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So.... All of this CPR instruction we're being buried with is a useless waste of time without a defibrillator?
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Cypress
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DENNIS, Sounds like it! Those AED's cost $1199.00 +-. Jeez! When your time's up, it's up.
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EnsenadaDr
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Read, Dennis....read CAREFULLY. QUOTE " It's the arrhythmia that goes along with it that in THE MAJORITY of cases will. For people to mention that
CPR probably wasn't performed is only a small part of the problem, if that indeed was the scenario.UNQUOTE from my post. Read this article for a
better and more thorough explanation. Especially under "STATISTICS"
http://www.dps.sdsu.edu/aed.htm
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EnsenadaDr
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So essentially, Dennis, yes, CPR is useless if a person is having a heart attack and defibrillation is not a factor in the equation.
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Iflyfish
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Thank you for this vital post EnsenadaDr
Iflyfish
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Iflyfish
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http://www.integrisequipment.com/Refurbished_AED_For_Sale_s/...
Used and refurbished Defib devices
Iflyfish
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EnsenadaDr
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Cheaper than a casket and/or a cremation, or shipping a body to the US....or for that matter, cheaper than an ambulance to the border. As the old
saying goes, "I'm spending my children's inheritance." | Quote: | Originally posted by Cypress
DENNIS, Sounds like it! Those AED's cost $1199.00 +-. Jeez! When your time's up, it's up. |
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Cypress
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Iflyfish
Thank you for this vital post EnsenadaDr
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