So sorry to hear of Stan's passing. Please except our sincere condolences.

It is with a heavy heart that I send my condolences for the passing of Mr. Felix. Mr. Felix not only trained pilots but also took me under his wing for training in Flight Operations. Stan was one of the first Aviation Warrants I had the pleasure of working with, and to this day one of the finest. 

William Phipps (1SG RET) Katterbach Germany

Stan - Our friend, my brother.  Our heartfelt condolences to Jan, her family, the extended family, and friends of whom Stan's humor and smile touched.  Stan, I salute you!

It is with a somber heart that I express my sincere sympathy to Stan's immediately family. He was the cousin with which I most often shared witty remarks and comebacks. When I remember him, a smile spreads across my face. As you return to the routines of your daily lives, I pray that you can rememeber the man that brought smiles and laughter to your lives. He would want you to smile.

It is becoming harder and harder to read about contemporaries in the obituary column.  It does, however, tend to keep one focused on the 'important stuff' and should remind us to make sure we stay in contact with the ones we love.  
Stan was a great guy that I will always remember with a big smile on his face and something relevant to say.  My heart goes out to his family and friends who are already missing him.  God Speed Stan.

Stan was always friendly to me and treated me and all the folks at USAPAT kindly.   I recall his smile and terrific attitude he always had.  I'm sorry to hear the news and offer my sincere condolences to his family and close friends as I know he will be missed.  God Bless you Stan.

I am so saddened to hear about Stan's passing.  He was one of a kind.  I will always remember Stan for his sense of humor and for his ability to stay calm during the busy and sometimes unpredictable times at USAPAT.   Stan - you've gone west and we'll all miss you, but I'm guessing that whoever you are with now is chuckling at one of your one-liners!

With a sad heart and a big smile, I express deepest sympathy from my wife Brenda and myself to the family of Stan Felix.  Although sad, I cannot think of Stan without smiling.  Regardless of the situation or location, he was always the brightest ray of sunshine around.  His selection to be a member of the US Army C-20 Gulfstream Jet Detachment (USAPAT) coupled with his numerous other successes in aviation speak well of his ability as a pilot.  His life-long devotion to Family and Scouting, reflect what a terrific person he was.  A genuine pleasure to be around and to work with, we will cherish his memory forever.
God Bless,
Doug Crockett, LTC(Ret), US Army
Commander, USAPAT C-20

So sorry to hear of Stan's passing. His humor and smile will be missed. Our condolences to the Felix and Cooper Families.

Hey Stan you will be missed. Rest in peace my friend

To the Felix Family,

I'm deeply saddened to hear of the passing of a former friend and wonderful human being, one who gave each of those who knew him something of himself. When I think of Stan, I can't help but smile because that was what he left you with. Stan was a Master Army Aviator, instructor and a volunteer. His service to the Scouting community and those he mentored has touched so many lives. He had a love of life when I knew him and I'm sure that was everlasting. I will miss him and offer my sincere condolences for your loss.

We were so sorry to hear of your loss.  The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

It was a honor knowing and serving wiht this Stan.  I have many memories of flying with this great pilot.

We were so sorry to hear of Stan's passing. He was always so friendly and good natured. I will always remember him with a smile on his face. He was a pleasure to work with and a good friend. He honored us by being an usher in our wedding. He will be missed. Our prayers are with you.

We are saden by your loss.  Stan served his country with honor. We pray for your family during this time of sorrow.

John & Susan Dahmer
USAPAT

Jan - Please find comfort in knowing how many caring thoughts go out to you and your family at this difficult time.   Shelia Gibson

Stan was always so kind to me.  I am sorry for your loss.  My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Jan and family,
We were saddened to learn yesterday of Stan's passing.  He was a very pleasant neighbor and a joy to be around because he had a great appreciation for humor.
Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you doing this difficult time.

I am truly saddened to hear of Stans passing. Stan, Carl and I recieved our Eagle Badges at the same Court of Honor.I often think of Stan and the great times we had together in Scouts. There was a group of us that spent seven years together, Stan, Tip, Tom, Carl, Dennis, John,Bobby, and me Gordon. I cherish those memories and I know the rest of the guys do to. 
I am sorry for your loss, Stan was a Great Scout and and a great person.
Gordon Holl in Pa.

Olive and family; it was with great sorrow that I learned of Stan's death today.  It was a privilege to have served with him in the Army at Ft. Belvoir, VA.  To me he epitomized what a "Professional Pilot" is, and what a loving husband and father should be.  I will  remember a friend who was trustworthy, witty, and kind.  My prayers are with you and the family in this difficult time.

Stan was a great human being with a very posive outlook on life and a contagious great smile on his face no matter what. As a fellow aviator I always enjoyed flying with him, he was one of the very best. I will always remember my "G-II Stick Buddy" from USAPAT days!  
Please accept our most sincere condolences,

Al and Madeleine Moros

Stan was one of the best friends that I have ever had. I can't believe that he is gone. I will cherish his memory always.
Rest easy soldier. You have earned your reward.

Sorry for your loss.  Stan Felix was a fine Army Officer and Aviator.  One of the few Army pilot's that had ratings in the Gulfstream 1,2,3 and 4 aircraft.  I know I speak for all the Orginal C-20 pilots, that we all admired Mr. Felix and we all are sadden with his passing, and will miss him.

Janie and family,Our deepest sympathy go out to you and the boys.Sorry we did not get see you after Aunt Pennie's funeral before you went back.Stan will be greatly missed.

Stan's love will be with you always and the many loving memories you share will warm your heart forever.  Stan was always happy, pleasant, and willing to do for others.  I'm glad I knew him.  God bless you!

Olive:I worked beside Stan at SimuFlite as manager of the Learjet program. Stan was an inspiration to all he came in contact with and always encouraging to others. I had retired from SimuFlite in 2000 and talked to Stan about working for him at Bombardier which he was open to and accepted me. Stan will always be one I remember as upbeat, positive and a blessing to all who knew him. God's blessings on you and the family.

Stan and I go way back to Boy Scouts in PA. We were great friends and though our ways parted back then I know he contributed to the betterment of many lives in between. My heartfelt condolences to Jan and the family. I think of Stan many many times and look forward to a future reunion.

Olive and family, I was introduced to Stan over 15 years ago when he arrived at SimuFlite and I hired him into the Gulfstream program. It took me a little while but I finally hired him again at Bombardier into the Learjet program. And if I moved on I'd I hired him again at my new place. Stan is a keeper. When I see him in Heaven I hope he hires me into his program. What a fantastic unforgetable man he is and we will surely miss him.

Stan was truly a good man and a wonderful person.  He will be missed very much. I hope you have peace knowing you will one day be reunited with him again!  I'm thankful to have had the priviledge to work with him at Bombardier. Thank you for sharing him with us!  We love him too!  May God's peace and grace be in abundance at this time with Olive and the rest of Stan's family and friends.

Olive, my heart goes out to you and the family.  I know Stan was a very well thought of man and he was always so sweet to all of us at GFWDHS.  I could tell he was a family man and his family loved him as well.  Please know we are all thinking of you and saying prayers

The world lost another one of the good guy's on Thursday. With a smile on his face he went through life helping other people become the best they could be. There was a truley happy person inside of him, which he allowed everyone to see. Thank you Stan, for beliveing in me and helping me grow.

Jan and Family,
I cannot imagine your sorrow at Stan's death. He was a truly remarkable man. Stan's service in the United States Army and to our country was above the call of duty! With Heartfelt Condolences.

What a pleasant man, God bless his soul. I know Stan will be greatly missed at CAE SimuFlite and Bombardier. 
May God remain with his family and bring them comfort.
From a previous co-worker,

Please accept my heart-felt condolences. I knew Stan as a devoted and loving husband, who together with Olive raised incredible children and about whom nothing but loving and positive thoughts and words are appropriate. You can thoough, find a measure ofpeace in knowing that STan's spirit is with us always.

Our sincere condolences. To us, he was & always will be "Stan the man" forever. -C. Brunger & family (Lewisville, TX)

My most sincere condolences are extended to you, and the entire Felix family on your loss.  Stan was a patriot, a true American Hero, who served his country well.  My thoughts and prayers are with each of you.

OBITUARY

Stanley Paul Felix

April 18, 1949 – September 9, 2010

Moore Bowen Road Funeral Home

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