Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-15
MEMORY
OF j. T. STANLEY
Deal Golf Club Pays Tribute
to Life of Leading
Spirit.

The board of directors OF the Dea
Golf Club at q. recent meeting adopted
resolutions on the death of Mr.. JOIN
F. Stanley. Active in the affairs o
the club. MI. Stanley not only was {
great aid la promoting Its success, bu1
his lovable nature endeared him to all
The minutes adopted follow:
With sorrow inexpressible. the board oil
directors of the Deal Golf Club are called
members of the board. Mr.. John F. Shan.
ley. which occurred on December IS, 1911.
MT. Stanley had been an active member
Of the club since the year 1904, and at al
affairs and applied himself with such
devotion and loyalty to its interests that
ne was not only a factor in promotins
keen foresight and his kind and lovable
nature he endeared himself to every
He was an enthusiasts golfer, putting
business he displayed the same trait,
which In large part explains the success
he achieved in other activities Of life.
Famed as Expert.
Tall of stature. broad of shoulder,
stout and kind of heart, he devoted HIM
self to golfing In recent years so assid-
uously that he was justly famed as an
| expert.
"As a member of the club he was i'm
bued with a desire to be of service. and
he gave of his time and means to pro-
mote what he rightly viewed as a health
giving and gentlemanly sport. AS a di-
rector he applied himself with an energy
that never wearied, and with powers of
industry that. no exactions. could fatigue.
In manner he was gentle and suave,
but IN matters of substance he was con-
sist.nt AMI firm; possessed of ideals and
standards thai were high, sustained by
principles never questioned, and enforced
by a character above reproach. he held,
not only in his club relations, but among
his friends at large, a unique position.
m mar Die tribute Ripnsss paid sHlp 70 his memory ,n ory t on
the occasion of his ~obsequies, by men
prominent in public and financial affairs.
On that day. friends, rich and poor, weak
and powerful. followed him in sorrow to
the grave. The reason for such q tribute
Is not far to seek. He was a great-heart-
cd, charitable man, q safe adviser, ben
efactor and companion. not only of the
old, but of the young and ambitious man
whom he deemed worthy of encourage
ment and aid. This characteristic love for
young men and for outdoor sports tended
10 make him popular with every member
of the club.
His Business Life. i
Apart, however, from his connection
with club affairs, his activity in other d.
rections, as a well-known contractor, an
upright citizen and an influential man of
affairs, added to ability and industry, Sc
cured for him the confidence, respect and
affection of a large circle of friends. A
man of strong personality and exceptional
charm, with a mind that was cultivated,
a will capable OF surmountlng difficulties,
and a heart overlooking with generous
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