A life that lives on with all of us.

Thinking of family this October 4th, 2020.

Linda was married to Stan at the time he passed away. Sadly, she also passed away on March 27, 2020. She will be missed by all those who knew her.

So 85 yesterday, right - always fun to go back and see the pics and your loving/well-deserved comments/tributes. Always remembered, I am sure.

Thinking of him today and remembering all our times together as a family.

Stan was a lovely man. He was always a gentleman, a fun travel companion and delightful to be with.

Ever in our thoughts today and every day.

Always just a thought away. Remembering on this and every day.

Nearly two years to the day, Stan's sister, Virginia also has departed this realm. The passing of an era along with the not too distant departure of Virginia's husband William P. Yeager.

All of them were special people. They will be truly missed.

Always in our thoughts on this, and every other day.

I worked for Stan many, many years ago (1984-1985) when he was President of SCC Products in Morgan Hill, CA. He was kind, gentle, and compassionate. Like many here have said -- he was a true gentleman. So glad this world was blessed by his presence.

Thinking back on all the good times on this auspicious day. Wish we could all be together to celebrate. Carpe diem.

i 1st met stan in the 8th grade at lee intermediate school in azusa.we were in boy scouts together,went to citrus high to gether. he & gary turner & i hunted rabbits with our 22s in the spredding gounds of the san gabreal river.last time i saw him was at our 50th high school reunion.i am so sorry . he had a lot of class.

I've known Stan for a number of years and have enjoyed our conversations about safety and life. He was a gentle man and well versed in the culture of his employees at Suncrest Nursery. I will miss his gentle manner and smile. He always made the time to listen and speak to you.My prayers are with his family and friends.

Stan was a great man and we are so sorry for your loss. He had a great sense of humor and was so charming! His smile could light up the room and his gift of great wit & gab was priceless. His love for his wife and family was so obvious as he beamed when you were next to him or he was telling a funny story that involved one of you.  Please remember to ... "Hold tight to memories for comfort, lean on your friends for strength, and always remember how much you are cared about."

Much love - The Hernan Family (Joseph, Christina, Nick & Connor

Stan had fine reasons to be loved by so many. He had the kind of character that allowed him to truly care about people along with the knowledge to give them an informed opinion or a book to help them develop their own. It is heart wrenching realizing he is not with the friends, family, and employees who so deeply cared for him and enjoyed his care in return.

I look forward to the time when we can welcome him back under much better conditions. I wonder how the look of surprise and elation will fill his face seeing the earth filled with the plants and flowers he loved. There will be so much that he will be able to teach all of his great children and great great grand children to come. We will never have to say goodbye to him again. If the scriptures promise of paradise is real and true, if 'the meek shall inherit the earth and live forever upon it' as Psalms 37 says who will be there more than him?

Stan had fine reasons to be loved by so many. He had the kind of character that allowed him to truly care about people along with the knowledge to give them an informed opinion or a book to help them develop their own. It is heart wrenching realizing he is not with the friends, family, and employees who so deeply cared for him and enjoyed his care in return.

I look forward to the time when we can welcome him back under much better conditions. I wonder how the look of surprise and elation will fill his face seeing the earth filled with the plants and flowers he loved. There will be so much that he will be able to teach all of his great children and great great grand children to come. We will never have to say goodbye to him again. If the scriptures promise of paradise is real and true, if 'the meek shall inherit the earth and live forever upon it' as Psalms 37 says who will be there more than him?

Stan was a truly delightful person. I enjoyed my visits with him and our conversations about horticulture, his travels, and life in general. It was an honor to know him.

My wife, Gloria, and I had the unique pleasure of traveling with Stan and Linda, enjoying that occasional manhattan and of course a good bottle of wine with our many dinners out. Our "book exchanges" will cease but our fond memories of Stan will continue on. He was a large part of our "senior" social group. We will miss him.

Stan was my Father In Law and I will miss him very much. Kathy and I married in 1995 and I am so happy to be part of his family for all these years. Time spent with Stan was fun, interesting or both at the same time. He was incredibly knowledgeable about so many things. We would discuss world events, history, business, investing, politics, gardening and so many other topics. Being an avid reader, he was able to put current events in the bigger context of history and personal experience. I noticed that even with all this knowledge he would speak with me, rather than to me, a distinction I appreciated. I will always remember him well and work to live up to his example.

I am grateful to have known such a wonderful man. Stan was kind and a very loving husband, father and grandfather. I will miss him so very much. He is in my thoughts and heart always.

The photos show so many great times and memories to live on. It's a really nice tribute for a great gentleman. Erik and Sarah are our friends & former next door neighbors. Love to All, Sue & Dennis

We had the pleasure of meeting and speaking with Stan a handful of times through Kathy and John Hernan. He was a fascinating man with many interesting stories to share with others. Based on his children alone, he was as successful as any person could ever hope to be. His family are just one of the many gifts that he has left us. He will be missed by both family and friends.

The Viera family

I think of Uncle Stan with such affection. He was always available and interested in what I was up to. His demeanor was truly formed by his Iversen/Joles upbringing, as I have come to know the Denmark family. and the Joles clan. My mother is much the same in that she is always upbeat and supportive. It has been a privilege to be a part of such a gracious and welcoming family. We only wish we could have spent more time together. Mary Anne

We had the pleasure of knowing Stan from different Flander's family gatherings - he was a gentleman, and will be greatly missed.
Our prayers are with the family~
The Ely Family

Stan's father was my grandfather's brother. Three Iversen young men and their sister Mary all left Denmark for the US. They we're the salt of the earth! I only met Stan once, but I could tell from his demeanor and by the obvious affection his family has for him, that he followed in their footsteps.