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DENNIS
 
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Just saw this sad news... I hadn't read it so I must say how sad it is when we lose a 'good one' Vaya Con Dios... sorry we never met. See you on the
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You're kidding.....right?   After six pages you're just hearing what happened? 
I thought you paid attention to all these threads.
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To Stan... 
 
 
...and Shari and Juan and everyone in or on their way to Asuncion. I can't tell you how much I would love to be there for you all. Hugs all around.
 
  
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 | Quote: |  Originally posted by DENNIS 
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Just saw this sad news... I hadn't read it so I must say how sad it is when we lose a 'good one' Vaya Con Dios... sorry we never met. See you on the
other side!   |  
  
 
You're kidding.....right?   After six pages you're just hearing what happened? 
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only if maps are involved. 
 
Sorry for the 'jack, Stan!
 
 
 
 
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Sorry for the 'jack, Stan!   |  
  
 
I'm sure he wouldn't mind.  
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maybe, as a "sign" of respect, one of the BA street signs which currently say S/N (sin nombre) could be renamed to "Stan"?   |   I dont know, calle stan kind of sounds like an unfriendly mid east country! 
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I dont know, calle stan kind of sounds like an unfriendly mid east country!  
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Juan just called and Stan is now making his last trip over the potholed road and will be here in a couple of hours...all is ready for his arrival. My
heart is heavy with grief.   |   Well, I darn well hope they popped a few Road Sodas for the man while Creedence
was blasting! 
 
 
Many smiles and deep feelings... am blessed to have been Stan's neighbor in Asuncion. A better neighbor than Stan never was had. 
 
Will treasure our shared birthday party a couple years ago when we got our faces simultaneously planted in the cake! 
 
Will treasure his memory always. 
 
With you all in spirit this weekend, Shari and friends.
 
 
 
 
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 | Quote: |  Originally posted by Mulegena 
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Juan just called and Stan is now making his last trip over the potholed road and will be here in a couple of hours...all is ready for his arrival. My
heart is heavy with grief.   |   Well, I darn well hope they popped a few Road Sodas for the man while Creedence
was blasting!   |  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
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...and Shari and Juan and everyone in or on their way to Asuncion. I can't tell you how much I would love to be there for you all. Hugs all around. 
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  |   would it be rude to ask about the tecate can?   |  
  
 
Not rude. They've been showing up here in San Diego. Retro from the 40's. It tastes the same.
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  |   would it be rude to ask about the tecate can?   |  
  
 
Not rude. They've been showing up here in San Diego. Retro from the 40's. It tastes the same.   |   thanks! gotta
be careful everyone's a little on edge today. the devil winds aren't helping! 
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Can of Tecate -  
About 11 months ago Stan was out fishing in Bahia Asuncion (duh). He had already caught his limit of yellowtail and finished a can of Tecate. He tore
the can in half and threw it into the water. He watched it sink with glittering flashes of sunlight for a long time while curious sea lions zipped by
it in the depths of the clear water. He watched it until it finally faded away. Stan described this to me with a child-like enthusiasm the next day as
I was slowly packing up my motorcycle to head north. That was when he told me he was living in paradise. He was truly happy. 
 
 
edit: lame typos 
 
[Edited on 10-27-2012 by bajadogs]
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Stan's Memorial 
 
 
For all that cared for Stan, his velorio last night was just wonderful.  I had the honor of being there for a few hours.  Mexican, American and
Canadian friends were there.  There was a visual tribute of pictures of his life.  His best friend and daughter came down, as did his sister and
various friends.  The atmosphere was a combination of respect, silence, and memories and laughter.  Shari and others couldn't have done a more loving
job to get this all together.
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This first visit for me to Bahia Asuncion is a sad one.  Saw family and friends gather at a very nice vigil here.  Heard a few Stan stories, though I
did not know him. 
 
We stayed for a bit, but, let the family/friends/community handle their grief, memories,... 
 
Finally met Shari, after 6 years of posting on Nomad.  Shari, family and friends worked very hard to organize the scene for Stan's memorial.   
DEP y VCD
 
 
 
 
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 | Quote: |  Originally posted by DENNIS 
 | Quote: |  Originally posted by David K 
Just saw this sad news... I hadn't read it so I must say how sad it is when we lose a 'good one' Vaya Con Dios... sorry we never met. See you on the
other side!   |  
  
 
You're kidding.....right?   After six pages you're just hearing what happened? 
I thought you paid attention to all these threads.   |  
  
 
Nope... maybe if the threat title said more than just his name it woukd have me look.  Sorry for not opening it a day or two sooner.
 
 
 
 
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Can of Tecate -  
About 11 months ago Stan was out fishing in Bahia Asuncion (duh). He had already caught his limit of yellowtail and finished a can of Tecate. He tore
the can in half and threw it into the water. He watched it sink with glittering flashes of sunlight for a long time while curious sea lions zipped by
it in the depths of the clear water.    |  
  
 
perplexed.  why would someone who apparently liked the ocean trash the ocean?
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DENNIS
 
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perplexed.  why would someone who apparently liked the ocean trash the ocean?   |  
  
 
Aluminum is the next thing to biodegradable. 
 
Here's a bumper sticker I'm having made....three million of them. 
 
"On land, sea or in the air, you can't litter aluminum."
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