Stanley Collins, Sr.

We were blessed to call him family! His smiles were the first thing everyone saw and his heart was the biggest of anyone we have ever met. His most long wish has been granted and while he didnt want to leave usJesus has him now.

Him and his wife Cheryl is a very close friend , love them both bunches and he will be missed

When I retired three years ago and moved to Chiefland, Stan and Cheri, who lived two houses away, were the first new friends I made. I found myself joining their church congregation and becoming a part of their family. Stan's unswerving commitment to, and love of the Lord was a constant inspiration for me. Stan, with his quiet and gentle demeanor, led by example. His absence leaves a hole that can never be filled. He is and will continue to be sorely missed. I take comfort in the confident knowledge that he is at peace in the presence of God and pray that one day I will be by his side again.

We love you Cheri and you are in our prayers. We pray God's peace cover you.

Our deepest sympathy and our prayers for the family from the Disabled American Veterans Tri-County chapter 63.