Stanley Millar Obituary Stanley Callan Millar, age 95, went home to be with the Lord on July 20, 2022, while residing at Ashley Manor, Assisted Living/Memory Care, in Nampa, ID. He survived his parents, Alexander H. Millar and Ruth E. Millar, his brother, Alexander, Jr., sister, Ruth Millard; he leaves behind his sister, Judy Collins (Ken, brother-in-law). Stan survived his 1st wife, JoAnne Ross, they married Dec. 25, 1947 (she passed away 7/28/1986). From his marriage with JoAnne, he has left behind: Son, Scott R. & Cristeen (wife), 2 granddaughters: Ashlee Hunter, Quinn/husband, & 3 great grandchildren (Kylee, McKenna, Westley) and Megan N. Hewko, Derek/husband & 2 great grandsons (Alex & Ethan). Daughter, Mary J. Cagle, 3 grandchildren: Chris White, Ali White (Taylor, Caelin, Lillian), Amanda On December 13,1986, Stan married his high school sweetheart & love of his life, Nieves. For them, life was greatly enriched as they flourished together in Las Vegas, NV. Totally immersed in each other, they pursued several interests until Nieves unexpected death on June 23, 1997. In June 2013, Stan moved to Nampa, ID to live with his son, Scott, and Cristeen as he endured the changes in his health brought on by Alzheimers. In his new environment, he further explored his keen interest in reading by further developing his library of books, magazines, and various reading materials. He also took on another activity which he thoroughly enjoyed: fishing with his son! Stans occupational endeavors included the following: *Enlisted in the U.S. Navy on April 28, 1945, serving for 4 years with an Honorable Discharge on August 31, 1949. His service included WWII and a final ranking of "Aviation Structural Mechanic Second Class" *Trained for and worked as a sheet metal worker from September 1949 to early 1954 *California Highway Patrol, his greatest career passion, involving law enforcement began in 1954, at the CA Highway Patrol Academy; he retired as Lieutenant in 1983 after 29 years of service. Stans Education: *A.A. degree from Santa Ana College (CA) +B.A. degree from University of Redlands (CA) in Public Service Management *Stans insatiable appetite for knowledge led him to enroll in multiple courses, both for personal as well as occupational advancements, at Fullerton Jr. College, Orange Coast College, University of CA/San Diego, and University of CA/Los Angeles Stans 95 years of living yielded a wealth of treasured memories for those of us he has left behind. Those close to him experienced his never ending "life of the party' demeanor, his comical sense of humor (almost wicked at times), his feisty attitude, and shameless flirting!!! He never "met a stranger ~ just a friend waiting to happen. Stan was never afraid to waste his breath on a good "war' story whether from life in general or during his Navy service or CHP career. Studying the family genealogy was definitely a devoted commitment that he shared with a willing family audience. He could exhibit true strength of character with a generous spirit or dig in his heels with a stubborn stance (true Scotsman that he was). Loyal to family, Stan offered his loving time, advice and help when lifes challenges tried to be overbearing. Stanley Callan Millar, you will forever remain close in our hearts, grateful to have had you in our lives, and all that you poured into us at one time or another. We say "so long' for now and well have a future family reunion with you in Heaven!!! Services Private Services