Heartfelt sympathies to the Reeves

blade2klean said:
Those of you who attended Blade Show this year and stopped by the Chris Reeve Knives booth may remember an elderly man sitting back watching it all. He was Chris’s father, Stan visiting from South Africa. If you attended the banquet and heard Chris’s award speech you’d know how much Stan influenced Chris’s ability to create, to turn ideas into objects and to make quality products. Some of you may have met Stan; he was an alert, dear man who made 93 look easy. He flew the long flight from South Africa to the US, braved the entire Blade Show and after the show he traveled with Chris by car from Atlanta to Idaho. He experienced the 4th of July, reconnected with distant relatives and came to the shop daily during his stay. Yesterday, Stan passed away with Chris and Anne by his side. I didn’t know Stan well, but in the short time he was here visiting he was an inspiration. He will definitely be missed. Big hugs to Chris, Anne and Tim.
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Very Nicely Put......My Prayers Go Out To The Reeve Family. Very Sorry For Your Loss.
 
I'm so sorry for your loss, y'all have my deepest condolences.
 
RIP Stan, and condolences to the Reeve family. Travel well, Stan.

The LaBella family
 
Deepest condolences and warmest sympathies to Chris and Anne and everyone at CRK.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
 
Very sorry for your loss Chris, Anne and family, you have our deepest condolences.


Prayers sent out.


Jules and family
 
condolences to the Reeve family from utah. you're in our thoughts and prayers.
 
It sounds like he had a lot of positive influence in Chris' life. I hope he has plenty of wonderful memories of his dad to bring a smile during this tough and sad time. God bless and our condolences.
 
Prayers goes out to Chris' family.
From my understanding, Stan has lived a fruitful and admirable life.
Please take care...
 
Please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of your father.

What a lucky man to have lived so long and full a life, to see his son grow a successful business and have a loving family, and to leave this world for the next surrounded by those who loved him. That's about the best anyone could hope for.
 
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