[AGL] predicted attendees at Stanley Walker's memorial

[Michael Eisenstadt]

OFF LIST * * * EYES ONLY

when Fletcher Boone died, a memorial was held in the SGarten. i didnt
attend but checked with someone who did. NOBODY got up and spoke
about Fletcher, just drank i suppose.

whoever organized that event, maybe Lilly, mustard been too whacked
out to make it a memorial. at Stanley's it is more likely that there will
be testimonials from those who knew him. If so, and if you're so inclined,
you might email me a few words which i can print out and myself read
them for you or anyone else you would prefer to me reading them.

i remember the glorious apt he designed for you in that property of yours
in West Campus.

enjoy your down the Rhine trip, take lotsa pics, and post them to the
list.

On 4/11/2017 12:45 AM, Frances Morey via Austin-ghetto-list wrote:
> I regret that I won't be able to make it. My husband, Mike Westergren and I are leaving for Basel, Switzerland on May 6 to take the Viking River Cruise from Basel to Amsterdam. He is in my thoughts. We remained friends through thick and thin.I spoke with Lily Boone and she said she believes that Robert Stanley, son of Stanley, will make it.Best,Frances
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>      On Monday, April 10, 2017 10:27 AM, Michael Eisenstadt <eisenstadt0 at gmail.com> wrote:
>   
>
>   Dorothy Brown, Leila Brown, Lilly Boone, Angela Newnham, Frances Morey,
> Claudette Lowe,
> Eddie Wilson, Janet Gilles, Ed Penak, Beverly Veltman, Bill Smith, me,
> wife Madelon,
> Fontaine (maybe), Karen Willis (maybe), Roger Baker, Gerard Kinney, Dave
> Richards
> (if in town), Sandy Heiser, Mary Rowe, Stanley Walker's ex-wives and
> girlfriends, others.
>
> It is said/I hear that Stanley was big on Facebook. He used to speak of
> his unwritten masterpiece
> on what  Austin really was about, somewhat like John Clay's ballads. And
> of course, like
> austin-ghetto-list whose mission as we well know is to reproduce the
> reality of Austin Daze and
> promulgate other lies.
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