Stanford Lee Rice MADISONVILLE — Stanford Lee Rice, 67, of Madisonville died at 12:45 p.m. Monday, Jan 4. 2010, at his home. He was born Dec. 11, 1942, in Muhlenberg County, was a self-employed truck driver and was of the Baptist faith. He was preceded in death by a sister, Juanita Peveler; brothers Darrell Rice,Continue Reading
Thomas A Fox Sr.
left a message on January 10, 2010:
The One thing about Stan you could always count on a good word from him! He greeted his friends and fellow drivers as if they were his family. We didn't get to chat often but we made the best of the time we were able to. I will greatly miss him. Thomas Fox Sr
Cheryl Loggins
left a message on January 7, 2010:
My sincere condolences to his family, this was a well liked man. He was alway a gentleman, and professional. We always talked about Country Music, I will miss him very much. He is in Heaven now I know, asking everyone how they are and smiling.
Thomas Kasenberg
left a message on January 7, 2010:
Our deepest sympathy to family and friends. Stan will forever be missed and respected. Stan was a true professional and represented our company with the utmost professionalism. Stan was an absolute pleasure to work alongside, always dressed for success, and always on time. Stan was the most loyal, hard working and dedicated driver we have ever had the honor of representing Heartland Express and our industry. Stan had a true passion for his family and for trucking. Stan spoke often of his family and how proud he was of his children, grandchildren, and his wonderful wife. Stan's legacy will live on, he was an inspiration to all of us at Heartland Express. With deepest sympathy from our Heartland Express family, Thomas Kasenberg Heartland Express / Director Of Regional Operations
Linda Vaught Delashmit
left a message on January 7, 2010:
May God be with his familiy and may they cherish their memories of him to sustain them in this difficult time.
patty mullen
left a message on January 7, 2010:
we knew stan because he delivered our trucks to big lots in owensboro he was a very nice man and we will miss him. he always asked how every one was and if we were ready for his truck. believe me when i tell you that every one at big lots in owensboro will miss stan . wanted to let his family know that he was thought of as a special person and a friend.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Judy Ann Peck
left a message on January 7, 2010:
I knew Stan in our Senior year of high school at Bremen. I remember his kindness and fun ways and am so sorry for his passing. May God look out for his wife and family and friends. Judy (Pogue) Peck
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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Thomas A Fox Sr.
left a message on January 10, 2010:
The One thing about Stan you could always count on a good word from him! He greeted his friends and fellow drivers as if they were his family. We didn't get to chat often but we made the best of the time we were able to. I will greatly miss him. Thomas Fox Sr
Cheryl Loggins
left a message on January 7, 2010:
My sincere condolences to his family, this was a well liked man. He was alway a gentleman, and professional. We always talked about Country Music, I will miss him very much. He is in Heaven now I know, asking everyone how they are and smiling.
Thomas Kasenberg
left a message on January 7, 2010:
Our deepest sympathy to family and friends. Stan will forever be missed and respected. Stan was a true professional and represented our company with the utmost professionalism. Stan was an absolute pleasure to work alongside, always dressed for success, and always on time. Stan was the most loyal, hard working and dedicated driver we have ever had the honor of representing Heartland Express and our industry. Stan had a true passion for his family and for trucking. Stan spoke often of his family and how proud he was of his children, grandchildren, and his wonderful wife. Stan's legacy will live on, he was an inspiration to all of us at Heartland Express. With deepest sympathy from our Heartland Express family, Thomas Kasenberg Heartland Express / Director Of Regional Operations
Linda Vaught Delashmit
left a message on January 7, 2010:
May God be with his familiy and may they cherish their memories of him to sustain them in this difficult time.
patty mullen
left a message on January 7, 2010:
we knew stan because he delivered our trucks to big lots in owensboro he was a very nice man and we will miss him. he always asked how every one was and if we were ready for his truck. believe me when i tell you that every one at big lots in owensboro will miss stan . wanted to let his family know that he was thought of as a special person and a friend.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Judy Ann Peck
left a message on January 7, 2010:
I knew Stan in our Senior year of high school at Bremen. I remember his kindness and fun ways and am so sorry for his passing. May God look out for his wife and family and friends. Judy (Pogue) Peck
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.