Wife: Marjorie Elizabeth (nee Parkinson).
Stanley worked in the offices of the Southern Pacific Railroad in Sacramento. Some family sources indicate that in later life he was also a freelance writer for the Sacramento Bee. He was in the Army during WWII, stationed in Oregon and served in Italy.
He married Marjorie Elizabeth Parkinson July 7, 1941, and their marriage was strong and loving - they were the perfect pair.
Stan died suddenly of a massive heart attack while he and Marge were visiting friends, five days after his 20th wedding anniversary.
Stanley worked in the offices of the Southern Pacific Railroad in Sacramento. Some family sources indicate that in later life he was also a freelance writer for the Sacramento Bee. He was in the Army during WWII, stationed in Oregon and served in Italy.
He married Marjorie Elizabeth Parkinson July 7, 1941, and their marriage was strong and loving - they were the perfect pair.
Stan died suddenly of a massive heart attack while he and Marge were visiting friends, five days after his 20th wedding anniversary.
Wife: Marjorie Elizabeth (nee Parkinson).
Stanley worked in the offices of the Southern Pacific Railroad in Sacramento. Some family sources indicate that in later life he was also a freelance writer for the Sacramento Bee. He was in the Army during WWII, stationed in Oregon and served in Italy.
He married Marjorie Elizabeth Parkinson July 7, 1941, and their marriage was strong and loving - they were the perfect pair.
Stan died suddenly of a massive heart attack while he and Marge were visiting friends, five days after his 20th wedding anniversary.
Stanley worked in the offices of the Southern Pacific Railroad in Sacramento. Some family sources indicate that in later life he was also a freelance writer for the Sacramento Bee. He was in the Army during WWII, stationed in Oregon and served in Italy.
He married Marjorie Elizabeth Parkinson July 7, 1941, and their marriage was strong and loving - they were the perfect pair.
Stan died suddenly of a massive heart attack while he and Marge were visiting friends, five days after his 20th wedding anniversary.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
