STAN BERNAS

Condolences & Memories (80 entries)

• I remember those french classes, so many memories and his laugh was distinct. Pickle juice was one of his favs, rest in peace I know u are smiling. - Posted by: darwin peters (student at balmoral elementary) on: Jan 29, 2017

• Can't believe he's gone. such a great guy and teacher. i hated french but was always willing to help me get through. i missed his distinguished laugh and gym times. Rip man see you in the next life - Posted by: Darwin Peters (former student/Balmoral MB) on: Oct 19, 2016

• I had Mr. Bernas for grade 7 home room !!! I remember playing pogs and kicking Wes Kilbury's butt... aannnnnddd one of the nicest guys to have as a teacher. I am sad I only knew him briefly. Who can forget those awesome "MC Hammer" pants with the 8 balls on them lol RIP Mr. Bernas!! xo - Posted by: Shannon Wallman (Student) on: Jul 14, 2015

• I am so sad to hear of Stan's passing. I have so many memories of Stan and the house on Bannerman. He was always kind and welcoming to me. A truly genuine soul. I will miss you Stan. My condolences to Angie, Lisa and Brent. - Posted by: Adriana (Old family friend) on: May 27, 2015

• We were really lucky to have Stan as our neighbour, he was the best. - Posted by: Bill and Linda Narynski (Neighbour and friend) on: Apr 23, 2015

• I have many memories of Stan during our time together at Balmoral Elem. School. He always wanted the best for his students, and with his caring and unique style, Stan left a lasting impression on all those around him. - Posted by: Tammy Tervoort (colleague from Balmoral Elem. School) on: Apr 22, 2015

• Stan was a fun teacher to work with. He had a distinctive look with his wild patterned pants. He would have fit on the Norwegian curling team very nicely. He had a great sense of humor so was a lot of fun to be around. I am so sorry for your loss. - Posted by: Bonnie Davies (Teacher friend) on: Apr 21, 2015

• Spend many a summer evening in my gazebo with Stash singing, playing and laughing. A good soul who is missed by all who were fortunate to have met him, truly. - Posted by: Jeff Crothers (friend) on: Apr 19, 2015

• I'm sad Mr B has passed. When I was a student in junior high I remember it was he and Mr Shadlock who helped me through my personal distress. They seemed to be the only ones who could see through my fake smile and took the time to help me feel better. They impacted my life greatly and I think of them both often. I hated French class but when the option was there, I took it anyway so I could still hang out with Mr Bernas. He had a caring, understanding and kind soul. I always enjoyed my talks with him. Such a great person who will be missed. My condolences to the family... - Posted by: Amber McInnes (Former student) on: Apr 13, 2015

• I had the privilege to cut Stan's hair for many years. We would chat about life and all its twists n turns, all with a laugh. He truly loved his family and all the students, because they were often the topic of conversation. His wit, humor and intellect was boundless. I feel a great sorrow from his passing as he was a kindred spirit to me. He was quick to praise and encourage when it was deserved, making him the teacher and great man he was. My condolence to the family and friends. Remember him with a smile and warm thoughts. - Posted by: Ken Ruhr (barber) on: Apr 10, 2015

• I was extremely affected when I heard the news about Mr. B. Like many others here, he helped me through tough times in gr. 7. I loved him, but I hated French. lol. For some reason, he listened to my reasoning for it, and decided to give me a 'spare'. The last half of gr. 7, I did not have to go to class...this was with his complete approval, I have NO idea how he pulled that off! It did not affect my passing to gr. 8, and I could do whatever I chose to do during our 'French' class. I am forever grateful to him, for having such an open mind! Love you Mr. Bernas! xo - Posted by: Kelly Chartrand (Mckinnon) (student) on: Apr 10, 2015

• what a man...he went above and beyond....don't really want to share what he did for me but to summarize he helped me through some of my darkest times..and he was as much a student as he was a teacher..but not a very good goalie literally.. but the saves he made in real life...he belongs in the hall of fame - Posted by: kevin bond (student) on: Apr 10, 2015

• So sad to hear about the passing of Mr. B. As many former students have already said, he was a great teacher and a lot of fun. He also taught both of my children at Balmoral (and we share the same funny stories about Mr. B). My thoughts go out to his family. - Posted by: Bonnie Hollingshead (Stewart) (former student) on: Apr 09, 2015

• Special teachers like Mr. Bernas should last forever. His name brought a smile to everyone's face. As a custodian, I was pleasantly surprised when I would find his name under hand dryers, desks, etc. He left his special humor behind. He was really missed when he left TCI. We were all lucky to have had a share in his life. Take care. - Posted by: joan barten (custodian at tci) on: Apr 09, 2015

• As you can see by the many comments and condolences here Stash was a wonderful person! This man will not be forgotten and I don't think he realized how much students and staff appreciated his style as his style was quite unique. He had a way with the students that was above all others! He left a lasting impression and he was always thinking of others before himself. We had many meaningful discussions and lots of chats during our time working at Balmoral Elementary school. He had a way of making learning fun! So sorry to hear of your loss and sad to hear you are gone but never ever forgotten! Stan made a positive impact on many people's lives I don't really think he knew how many lives he touched. To the family my thoughts are with you but I know you can see how well liked and personal Stan was. RIP my friend. - Posted by: Brenda Lange (Co-worker/friend) on: Apr 08, 2015

• In a lifetime only a handful of teachers will have such an impact on their students that they are always remembered. Mr. B was one of those for me and so many others. He had a way of connecting with his students that others couldn't. My deepest condolences to the family. - Posted by: Karen Stoyles (nee Castelein) (former student) on: Apr 08, 2015

• So sad to hear about the passing of one of our favourite teachers. His class was always so much fun and he could rarely stay serious for long. As well as teaching us French, he was always up for talking about sports, music and so much more; often being the one students turned to for someone to talk to about their problems. He will be missed. My condolences to his family. - Posted by: Cheryl Marquette (Former student) on: Apr 07, 2015

• It was a sad day when I heard about my older brother. Will miss you. love Dave - Posted by: david tomchuk (friends for 40 years just like a brother) on: Apr 07, 2015

• Stan Bernas was one of the special teachers. He was kind, caring, understanding, and comical. HE made an impact on so many students. He was easy to talk to. And If u ever had a personal issue he would listen and help. He helped me through a few very hard times in my life. There was one especially that he helped me with that made a big impact on my life. He was a big fan of the DOORS. Sometimes he played them during class. He will be missed but knowing Mr.B he is teaching something somewhere. We will all miss u. RIP MR. B My condolences to his family. - Posted by: Marla Beauchemin (nee Gretsinger) (former student ) on: Apr 07, 2015

• Stan was a lot of fun to work with. We had lots of talks and his humor was awesome. I remember a time he was dancing in the hallway with my mop. I will always remember his laugh and mischievousness. My condolences to all of his family. - Posted by: Mary Ann Parsons (Custodian of Stony Mountain School) on: Apr 07, 2015

• I will forever remember Mr. Bernas's quirky and engaging teaching style, and the care and fairness he showed his students, even more so now that I have entered the teaching profession myself. Condolences to his family and friends. - Posted by: Marilena Kowalchuk (former student) on: Apr 07, 2015

• Mr. "B" One sleeve up & one sleeve down. What a kind, funny man. I was happy to run into him about 5 years ago in "his hood" (on Bannerman) He was riding his bike, wearing a reflective vest *that I naturally teased him about* He stopped to chat, we caught up, each shared a memory & went on our way. RIP & to the Bernas family: May you find comfort in knowing that 'It is not good bye, it is until you meet again...' - Posted by: Tara Baley (nee Weselak) (former student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• My condolences to the family. Mr. B was an awesome teacher, he will be greatly missed. - Posted by: Tammy McKay (former student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• I have many fond memories of Mr Bernas. Everyone liked Mr B. I think mainly he was a big kid at heart, we enjoyed watching him and my dad have a "dual" in the hallway every parent teacher. He was a great mentor he was someone you can go to with anything not just with school related. I haven't seen him for a few years but I still thought about him, how he impacted on my life. Rest easy Mr B, we will see you again on the other side. - Posted by: Danna Shannon ( former st2) on: Apr 06, 2015

• It's been well over 30 years since I had Mr. B as a teacher. And just the other day I was telling my stepdaughter about him. I have many memories of him, Mr. Oughton and Mr. Shadlock patrolling the hallways at noon. Rest in peace my friend. - Posted by: Brent Hubbard (Student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• Mr. B was one of the best teachers at TCI. He was a great teacher and friend whom you could always count on!!! He was a great inspiration to all that were lucky enough to have him as their teacher. He will be greatly missed!!! My condolences to his family!!! RIP Mr. B. - Posted by: Dayna Toth (Palen) (Former Student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• Sorry for your loss. I was shocked to hear of his passing. Mr.B was well known at TCI. He was one of my favorite teachers. I have many memories of him, Mr. Shad and Mr. Oughton yelling at each other in the hallway, or bugging students. He made French class fun. His mustache and flair for parachute pants were common knowledge around the school. He will be greatly missed by all. - Posted by: Dorothy Farmer (Former student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• Oh man where to start. Well Mr. B was the first teacher I was introduced to when we moved to Teulon. He was my homeroom teacher and my French teacher. He helped me thru a lot throughout my school years and not only was he a teacher but he was someone I considered as my confidant and mentor. He was always there when I needed help or someone to talk to when I couldn't talk to anyone else. He was much more than a teacher he was like a best friend. We loved him like he was a member of our family. R.I.P Mr. B you will be greatly missed - Posted by: Lori Philion (Former Student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• Mr Bernas truly was a great teacher, he knew that teaching was more than teaching french. He loved us all and made a difference in so many students' lives. He will be missed down here by so many but I am sure he was welcomed at the Pearly Gates by loved ones, and John Shadlock, Ray Teperto, and Jim Morrison (as we all know Mr B was the most loyal Doors fan EVER). I am sure heaven will never be the same again...thanks for all you did for ALL of us Mr. B! You were a great man and will never be forgotten. Kelly & my sincerest condolences to his beloved family. - Posted by: Lana Knor (former student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• I got in touch with Stan some years ago (and so thankful I did) when Ed. students were encouraged to reach out to a teacher who had inspired them, in my case to follow in his footsteps and teach French. He was a fun, awesome teacher and remained a great friend and mentor. Safe journey Stash. - Posted by: Kathy Simcoe (Former student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• Mr Bernas was a great French teacher. I was surprised to see him a few years after I graduated umping baseball at John Blumberg My condolences to the family,. Yvonne Riezebos (student) Teulon. - Posted by: Yvonne riezebos (Student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• Mr. Bernas was one of the best teachers I had while at Teulon Collegiate. He was all about results and he knew how to get them out of you. A true motivator and friend to all he oversaw in his times walking the halls of the school. Always willing to lend an ear in time of need but never would he ever give you a pass if he felt you were wrong or out of line. Save a seat for all of us at God's table till we see you again. You may be gone from here but you are certainly not forgotten. - Posted by: Malcolm Shmelinski (Student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• I always looked forward to French class with Mr. Bernas. He was a great educator! My condolences to his family. - Posted by: Alison (Biloki) (Former student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• Mr. Bernas was always one of my favourite teachers. He made school fun and took away some of the scariness of Jr High. You could see he cared about you. He always knew the right mix of work and fun. I think of him often. My condolences to his family and friends. - Posted by: Leigh Anne Solmundson Lumbard (former student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• Mr. Bernas was an outstanding teacher and caring person. He actually took the time and interest in his students not go through the motions. Be it an issue with his or another subject, or a personal issue, Mr. Bernas always had time to listen and if one wanted, he would provide advice. (rusty here) M. Bernas étaient plus qu'un enseignant, vous étiez un ami et derrière l'humour, un homme très sage qui a aidé les élèves autant de façons au-delà de la salle de classe. Puissiez-vous trouver paix, de repos et de joie où vous êtes maintenant. Vous nous manquera profondément. He took the time to get me through grade 10 and grade 12 french (skipping grade 11) when he didn't have to, and actually stood up for me to do this when the school adminstration was against. You will be deeply missed Mr. B. :( - Posted by: Ernest Rodenbour (student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• He was one of the best teachers I had. - Posted by: Christine Murchison (former student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• Stan was truly one of a kind. I will never forget how he always had his ONE shirt sleeve rolled up, or how we would come in to class early and he would be "air-drumming" to some tunes (probably the Doors).. Al Oughton, John Shadlock and Stan used to have their offices together at the east end of the Jr High hallway. It was awesome to walk by and hear the crashing banging and booming coming from behind the locked door.. then all three fellas would emerge, claiming that they needed a little stress relief.. haha! C.O.S. taught us all a lesson in respect. And Stan taught us all a lesson in how you can help anyone who wants to be helped, if you just listen to them and show that you care. Bless you Stan. Have a shot with The Bah for me. ~Trev - Posted by: Trevor Ewankiw (Student and friend) on: Apr 06, 2015

• You will be missed Stan, enjoyed working with you. May you rest in peace. Condolences to your family. RIP - Posted by: Hannes Boundy (friend and colleague) on: Apr 06, 2015

• So sorry to hear this. Mr. Bernas was a fun teacher. I remember him often and still conjugate verbs in my head. Thinking of his family during their time of loss. - Posted by: Laura Richardson-Loohuizen (former student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• My heart breaks for Mr. Bernas' family. He was a wonderful teacher, and a caring soul. Getting to reconnect with him, the past few years, through Matowy, was a blessing. Your memory will live on in the countless lives you touched. My sincere condolences to your family. - Posted by: Shannon McGill (Student) on: Apr 06, 2015

• He was a great teacher. He will be missed. - Posted by: tracey smith (former student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Mr Bernas touched so many people through his teaching, and made learning fun. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. - Posted by: Naomi Monaster (Former Student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• He impacted many, many teenagers and he made the world a better place through his gift of being a teacher, I'm sure he fulfilled his true calling. He was funny, a good educator, and blessing to so many students. I loved going to his French classes and appreciated how he treated us all as important to him. - Posted by: Michael Klassen (Student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Always a good sport and fair. Funny speaking his French/Ukranian nonsense. Sorry to the family of the loss. And yes Mr. B, Mr. Shad, and Mr. Oughton were the Brick wall the junior high student ran into in junior high. But it was a blast!! - Posted by: Steve Tutkaluk (former student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Mr Bernas, made French so easy, like it wasn't learning but fun! He also had crazy awesome pants on a daily basis! Mr Bernas, Shad and Oughton that trio made school cool. Thank you Mr Bernas for your time at TCI and the mark left on many! My heart goes out to his family, you are in my prayers! - Posted by: Tara Hahn (nee Chomiak) (student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• So very sad to hear of Mr. B's passing. Great Man & Great teacher @ T.C.I . I enjoyed going to his French class. Will always remember our 25 cent cuss pot in class. He took our class to La Veille Gare restaurant where we used the $$ raised towards our bill. My Sincere Condolences to all his family! - Posted by: Maureen Mayhew (Former Student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Mr. B was an inspiration to me as a student at Teulon Collegiate. He truly cared about his students and made learning fun! He taught me a lot as a student, and as his student teacher. I am proud to continue his legacy at TCI as I teach French in the same classroom that was once his! Stan loved to play pranks on his colleagues, but also knew how to take a joke as well. I remember a time when a few of us hid his desk in the girls' washroom. He never got mad, but I do believe he got even! Stan lives on in the crooks and crannies of the school, as he was sure to sign his name in numerous hidden places before he left TCI. Rest in peace, Mr. B...you will never be forgotten! - Posted by: Lesley Philippot (Persoage) (Former student at Teulon Collegiate) on: Apr 05, 2015

• I have many fond memories of him. He always had a smile on his face and a twinkle in his eye. And, oh his love for the Jets and Bombers! Mr. Oughton, Mr. Shadlock and he were quite the threesome. He had such a warm heart and great sense of humour. Our French class gave him a run for his money - moving all the desks out or re-arranging them when he would go to the office. He was so patient and he helped me tremendously during my junior high years. I have thought of him many times over the years. I'm so sorry for your loss. It was too soon. My thoughts and prayers to his family. - Posted by: Julie Chudak (Former TCI student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Mr. Bernas was a great teacher, he made learning French enjoyable. He was always happy and will be missed by many people who had the pleasure of knowing him. - Posted by: Amanda Anderson (Eskilson) (former student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Mr. B was a good teacher and a good friend he will be sadly missed, he had a good ear to talk when you had a problem 😔 - Posted by: Shari Slater (Old student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• I especially remember Mr. Bernas acting out his weatherman roles on the chalkboard. He was a gifted, talented teacher that made us all look forward to his classes. My condolences to his family and friends. - Posted by: Tracy Dziedzic (Former student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Our condolences to his family & friends. Mr. B was one of those teachers who touched the lives of all his students. He was fair, honest & funny and had a rare quality that could reach all students. - Posted by: Shanda Warman (Fisher) & Pete Warman (Former Students) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Mr. Bernas was a wonderful teacher and a kind and caring man. He will be missed by all who had the good fortune to know him. Our thoughts and prayers to his family and loved ones... - Posted by: Shannon Gesell-McKay (Former Student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Mr "B" was one of the kindest and caring teachers I knew. He took time outside of class to get to know his students and became a friend to many! 2 of the awesome teachers who made an impact in my life are gone but never forgotten. Rest in peace Mr B. My condolences to his family in this time of grief. - Posted by: Kyla Weselak (Student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Mr B was an amazing and fun teacher. Never forget his stories and his funky pants! Rest in paradise!! You will be greatly missed. - Posted by: Nancy Louis (Chura) (Former student ) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Mr. B was one of the top 4 at TCI. Maybe 5. The stellar teachers were John Shad, Al Oughton, Don Carlson, Stosh Bernas and Tac Hoe. Mr. B was an amazing teacher but better than that an inspiration. He will be remembered for one sleeve up rolled up no matter the shirt and the Code of Silence. Sincerest condolences to the family, I must say that Mr. Bernas impacted many lives not just mine. Fondest memories. - Posted by: Bonnie Nordin (student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Sorry for your loss - Posted by: Debbie Dedrick-Williams (former student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Strange, I was thinking of him the other day, I think that was because the Jets were playing Montreal, he always loved to bug the Jets fans. He was a good man. - Posted by: peter (former student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• I was a student of Mr. Bernas. He was a great teacher and even years after I left I would go back and he was always one teacher I went to see. May you rest in peace. My condolences to the family. Lorna Willis - Posted by: lorna willis (student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• I have great memories of Stan. He touched students and colleagues alike in his teaching career. He was a fun guy to be around. My condolences to his family and friends..... - Posted by: Benjamin Szymkow (colleague, friend) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Truly one of the best. Taking the time to remember the great years I had with Mr. B as a teacher and also a friend after high school. A great teacher. And a great man - Posted by: Deke Baley ((Student)) on: Apr 05, 2015

• I have many wonderful memories of Stan. He touched many students throughout his teaching career. Life around him was always a fun time. My condolences to his family. He will be missed... - Posted by: Ben Szymkow (colleague, friend) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Mr. Bernas was one of my favorite teachers. He had such a wonderful sense of humor and you just knew he truly cared about his students. I am greatly saddened to hear of his passing. My sincere condolences to his family and all who knew him. - Posted by: Scott Solmundson (former student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• I think back to my days at TCI with Stan, John Shadlaock, and Alan Oughton, all teaching junior high. Stan really enjoyed teaching, and his methods were often unique! He truly cared for the kids he taught, and often tried to help them with their problems. He also knew how to goof around big-time, especially with his pal, John! I suspect Stan and John will make Heaven a much more interesting place! Miss you, Stan! - Posted by: Judith Dedrick-Williams (fellow teacher at TCi/friend) on: Apr 05, 2015

• I was shocked and deeply saddened to hear of Mr. B's passing. Two things that have stood out in my memory of him (other than the fact he was a wonderful teacher) is that moustache and those crazy pants he loved to wear! He had a good heart and a kind soul and will be greatly missed. I'm happy to have had him in a part of my life. - Posted by: Judi Carroll (Enstrom) (Former Student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Always remember Shad stealing your Halls buddy. RIP - Posted by: bill waluk () on: Apr 05, 2015

• Sad to hear about his passing. He was a great teacher and man all around. From the sweatstains, to the Bernas handshake, to the yelling random names just for fun, he was truly a unique individual. Never a dull moment walking past rooms 4, 5, & 6 at TCI. You will be missed Mr. B. - Posted by: Derek Holowka (Former student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• A great man has left us, leaving us saddened but better because of his presence. We'll miss you Mr. B :( - Posted by: Byron Einarsson (Student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• So sorry to hear of Mr. Bernas's passing. I loved him as a teacher, had him in grade seven and he always made me feel more unafraid coming from elementary to the big high school. Deepest condolences to the family...I am sure he will be missed. RIP - Posted by: Monique Ruchkall (nee Gauthier) (student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Mr. Bernas was one of my (& so may of my friends') favourite teachers. He certainly made a huge impact on all of our lives. Sincerest condolences to his family - he will be dearly missed! - Posted by: Crystal McMahon (former student) on: Apr 05, 2015

• Sorry to hear of Stan's passing - have thought many times of the Bernas family and all of our neighbors from Robertson street - my thoughts are with his family and siblings. - Posted by: chris senkiw bartlett (neighbor from robertson street) on: Apr 05, 2015

• So extremely sorry to hear of Stan's passing .My condolences to his family on their loss. Mr.B, what can you say about him other than he was a great guy and a wonderful teacher. He taught with genuine pride in what he was doing and always took the time to help whoever needed it with no questions asked. He truly enjoyed teaching and he took it very seriously and with a little humor to go along. Always remember going to Gimli to a badminton tournament with him on the bus and he had Brent with him. What a good kid never made a noise all day. Stan showed me that day not only what a great teacher he was but also a great dad. Teulon collegiate really missed him when he left to teach elsewhere. The world has lost a great person, rest in peace my friend!! - Posted by: Michelle Hazelton(Brocker) (Former student (Teulon collegiate)) on: Apr 04, 2015

• We both had Mr. Bernas for French. He always brought humour to the classes. Sorry to hear of your loss. - Posted by: Barb Eskilson (Strick) & Clint Eskilson (Former students) on: Apr 04, 2015

• Mr. Bernas was a wonderful teacher and a kind and caring man. He will be missed by all who had the good fortune to know him. Our thoughts and prayers to his family and loved ones. - Posted by: Shannon Gesell-McKay (Former Student) on: Apr 04, 2015

• Although you knew how to raise my blood pressure you could also make me laugh. Sorry to see you go. You, Shad and Oughton were quite the team. - Posted by: Noreen Stone (friend and colegeaue) on: Apr 04, 2015

• Going to miss the occasional breakfast and concert with Stan. He made a special connection with students because I think Stan saw himself in them especially the ones who struggled with school. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all his family. - Posted by: Stephen Kolody (Friend and teaching colleague ) on: Apr 04, 2015

• How sad to read about a childhood school-mate who has passed away. I remember Stanley as a friendly little boy who everyone liked very much because of his kind ways. I never saw him after the Robertson School days, but oddly enough I too kept a connection with Roberson School by being a teacher at that school as well as a parent-counsel rep. It's surprising our paths never crossed again. It sounds like he had a very happy life leaving great memories for his family to treasure. - Posted by: Mary Anne Yuzyk-Shore (Childhood Acquaintance ) on: Apr 04, 2015

• Stan was such a great guy to curl with, competitive but never lost sight of the fact it was for fun. He was always fun to be around for the social part of the game in the clubhouse. So sorry to hear of his passing and our thoughts are with his family at this time. - Posted by: Millie & Dan Nixon (curling friends) on: Apr 04, 2015

• Mr. Bernas was a teacher of mine in high school. He was so much fun. Considering high school can be quite a challenge, he actually made it enjoyable to go to class. He always had a smile on his face, and seemed to really enjoy being a teacher. So sorry to hear of his passing. My condolences to the family. - Posted by: Darlene Walsh (Former Student) on: Apr 04, 2015

• So sorry to hear of Stan's passing. - Posted by: Shane topolnitsky (One of the Robertson Boys) on: Apr 04, 2015