I am so sad that I did not have the courage to keep in contact with you, Stan. 
Your generosity led me into a phase of many hardships in my life and bad association. I made so many mistakes during that period of my life and the biggest one was to neglect your friendship because of the owed money. It didn't make sense to me when you stated how I was having to pay back money for the second device as well. That was between you and that other guy.
Anyways, you were the biggest catalyst in my life. I had really looked up to you and saw you somewhat like a guru or a mentor. The way you would get so excited every time I would come for a visit, and there were usually people coming and going every visit. It all started after I had volunteered for that modern new-agey church to replace the moldings of your office after they had burst a pipe and flooded it. You and I would hang out for hours and discuss anything and everything until I began reading more books and I had more things to say then ask you any more. I got more involved in a religious community and accepting their information as the truth. I've since been to India 8 times and had married and Indian girl. Life is far different now then from the one when we hung out. I'm not as much into the organite, but am much more into the truth behind the Jewish influence behind the genocide of European masculinity and ancient Vedic spirituality.
I'm most certain that you and I will cross paths again such that I will be able to balance out my debt to you, but non-the-less I make this vow that I am donating a similar sum of money owed to you to the new mega-temple (TOVP) in West Bengal and there I will have them commemorate the offering with your name on a plaque within the temple for countless pilgrims can see and pray for you in appreciation.
Your friendship really did mean a lot to me, though I was feeling too worthless to come and see you.
You really were a soulful man and I should have acted sooner. I know that you would have forgiven me if you better knew the situation.

Rest in peace, Stan. I am missing you

Stan will be missed,ive known Stan since i was born he was childhood of my father paul frigstad.i informed him of my fathers passing and he had many interesting stories to tell.i had asked Stan to help me navigate a sailboat up the Fraser river ... and I remember when he sailed his beloved black eyes before mooring it near Bowen island .i remember him coming to our house playing his guitar and really sounding amazing...when I was a child he was my hero ....time goes by and people grow apart Stan had some ideas about that in this life and the next ...till the next time🙂

Great human person, great friend.  i will never forget him, i know Gods light is envolving your soul , hugs

STAN CAYER was a lovely man who brought so much light and positive energy into this world, through his music and also through his insightfulness into things beyond the ordinary person's realm of thought in both legal and spiritual understanding. He was such a wonderful friend and will be forever missed for the kind caring and gentle soul that he was. Love ya Stan! "Keep your motor humming and your powder dry!" Light & Luv, Jamie Anstey.

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Stanley Gordon Melvin CAYER

3 août 1940 – 16 octobre 2016

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