Stanley James Multine

I have so many memories of my dad.. I know he was a Bull rider back in the days and he loved doing that as much as he loved hunting he would always go down to Kanosh and Hunt with all my uncles..Once a year he made a trip down there to hunt and to visit.. He was always looking forward on hunting down the big Buck... also, i remember my dad drove a really nice brown Camero with 2

I have so many memories of my dad.. I know he was a Bull rider back in the days and he loved doing that as much as he loved hunting he would always go down to Kanosh and Hunt with all my uncles..Once a year he made a trip down there to hunt and to visit.. He was always looking forward on hunting down the big Buck... also, i remember my dad drove a really nice brown Camero with 2 racing stripes down the middle.. He loved that car more then anything.. We always went to Drag races up in Bountiful..We went and watched my Uncle Wayne race NHRA.. those were the days we always made time to do that with my family my brother Shawn learned alot from my dad and I know he will carry them with him forever..
I know that he is with his mom and sister also, Stacy and Mikee ..and the rest of the family that went before.. Him and Uncle kirk are probably talking about hunting with my Grandma & Grandpa.. Dad i love you lot and i know i have our memories to keep us goin, from learing how to ride a bike and taking our long rides on the back roads..you are gonna be greatly missed..But I know we will meet again.. love u very much and miss talking to you..

Stan was a great friend of mine growing up on Geneva Rd. We had lots of fun playing ball , going to school, having lunch together, and we enjoyed working on cars. We had many great times together. So long good friend.
My deepest sympathy to the family.

Linda, Monique, and kids, I am so sorry to hear about Stan's (DADDY) passing! Mo, I know how much of a "Daddy's Girl" you are, and I know the pain that you are feeling, having lost my own Daddy. Always know that he loves you with everything that he is, and could have ever been. You are the sun, and sparkle in his eyes. He loved you and the kids more than life itself. He was very blessed being able

Linda, Monique, and kids, I am so sorry to hear about Stan's (DADDY) passing! Mo, I know how much of a "Daddy's Girl" you are, and I know the pain that you are feeling, having lost my own Daddy. Always know that he loves you with everything that he is, and could have ever been. You are the sun, and sparkle in his eyes. He loved you and the kids more than life itself. He was very blessed being able to spend so much time with you and your babies! I know that he would have NEVER had it any other way. He has finally made it "HOME", and has no pain, or grief anymore. He has just had the BEST reunion possible with the people who meant the most to him that went before him. He and Jacki are your ANGELS up above, watching over you and your kids until you meet again.
ALWAYS know that no matter what happened in the past, there is always the present and the future to look forward to, and know that we love you TONS! If you need anything, call me.
All our love to you and your family,
Denise and family

My condolenses to the Multine family. Stan and our many friends grew up on Geneva Road. Stan's last name then was Tislow which he got from his adoptive parents. We had many good times together. We hauled hay and raced to see which farm could get a load faster and get unloaded faster. We played softball and basketball. Stan was a good athlete and good player. We went on scout trips and had a great time growing up.
My wife

My condolenses to the Multine family. Stan and our many friends grew up on Geneva Road. Stan's last name then was Tislow which he got from his adoptive parents. We had many good times together. We hauled hay and raced to see which farm could get a load faster and get unloaded faster. We played softball and basketball. Stan was a good athlete and good player. We went on scout trips and had a great time growing up.
My wife and I are on a mission for the LDS church in San Fernando,Calif. Our old Sunday School teacher, Les Camp, is on a mission in Arizona south of Phoenix. We say him in the MTC in January.
I enjoyed talking to Stan at Geneva Steel in the sheet mill where I worked for a while. Stan was a good provider for his family.
Best wishes to your family and I'll see you in heaven Btother Stan.
Earl Cropper