Death date: Apr 27, 2024
In loving memory of Stanley Zeigler White Stanley Zeigler White, age 89, was born on February 10, 1935, in the town of Apalachicola, FL. He passed away on April 27, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of love, dedication, and service. H Read Obituary
Very sadly I just found out that Stanley has passed away. He was one of the kindest persons I ever met, funny, generous and with a big heart. When I came over from Germany for an internship in his law firm, 30 years ago now, he instantly made me feel at home and like a family member. I will always be thankful for that.
I found a picture of myself here as a life tribute, so I hope, he also remembered me. It has been a long time, though, since I last saw him in person – revisiting Berlin and some good memories there from his earlier career.
So, it really makes me sad to hear that he is no longer with us now. At the same time, I feel glad that he has reached such an old age. His memory will last in my heart.
So many Memories we had with our Uncle Stanley. We love you!
My dad and Uncle Stanley enjoyed life with each other, family, friends. Life was grand with them in our lives. Thank you, thank you, Thank you Lord for loaning Uncle Stanley and my Dad (Ziggy) in our lives. Thank you Chance for the love you had and gave to our Family and most of all for our Uncle Stanley.
I don’t even know where to begin in paying tribute to the great Mr. White. Starting with his older sister Eva who is responsible for introducing my father JC Bankhead to my mom Rose Ella Hunter Bankhead; to the epic fun times my parents shared with Stanley and his brother Ziggy and Yvonne; to his wonderful children Judy, Frankie and Pookay who I got to see grow into wonderful adults; to SZW’s wonderful Chance who kept him going, and the wisdom and kindness Mr White showed me as my boss, Connect Four and newspaper Jumble foe, and dear friend. I’ve never known anyone like him and there will never be another. More fun times and special moments than I can recall and a lasting legacy of integrity, heart and living life to its fullest. Rest well to Apalachicola’s finest.
Arbor Day Foundation will plant a living tree in a forest of need to honor the legacy of SZ. This is a powerful symbol of renewal and life. It is a meaningful tribute that will grow and thrive over time, just like the legacy of SZ. Every tree planted is a beacon of hope. Joyce
We hope this message finds you surrounded by strength and compassion during this difficult time. Please accept our sincere condolences and know that our thoughts are with you and your family. Words of sympathy feel inadequate for the legacy SZ left behind. May the Lord keep you safe under His wing as you begin to navigate this new existence. Our prayers are with you and your family. Joyce Moss and the Moss Family
My grandfather meant everything to me. He wasn't just family; he was my guiding light, offering unwavering support and endless wisdom. Every moment spent with him was a cherished treasure, each lesson learned, a priceless gift. His laughter still resonates in my heart, his words of encouragement a constant source of inspiration. Though he may be physically gone, his love and legacy endure, shaping my values and enriching my journey. I am profoundly grateful for the time we shared, and I carry his spirit forward, honoring him with every step I take.
