Stanley ‘Stan’ Fagan

Stan passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by his loving family aged 76 years on 3rd April 2024 and of Clayton-le-Moors. The devoted husband and best friend of Rosemary, a loved and loving dad, grandad, great-grandad, brother, relative and friend.

Born in Barrow-In-Furness Stan began his working life on a farm before training to be a metal spinner. Fit and strong, Stan excelled in Martial Arts and he loved to pass on his vast knowledge of his discipline to his Martial Art students. He enjoyed fly fishing and sea fishing and he loved nothing more than escaping the hustle and bustle of everyday life to enjoy some tranquil time at the waters edge, he had an affinity with Ireland and he was so proud when he purchased a second home on the Emerald Isle. Stan enjoyed dancing and rock and roll was a firm favourite and  for many years he ran the King Street Club in Accrington becoming a well known and loved face in the local community. In his later years, Stan found a love for crown green bowling and he always looked forward to meeting up with his mates for a game of bowls at Milnshaw Park Bowling Club. Most of all Stan was the most doting family man and loyal friend, he would help anyone in need and he had a heart of gold and loved nothing more than a good laugh and a joke. Stan will be greatly missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.

Family flowers only please. Donations can be made in Stan’s memory on behalf of Rosemere Cancer Foundation. To make a donation please click the ‘ Make A Donation’ button at the bottom of this page or send to the funeral directors.

 

Please feel free to leave a message for Stan’s online memorial book by completing the form below.

Kerrie ‘Fagan’ Wilcock

Uncle Stan, where do I start, I’ve some special memories that I will treasure for forever.  As well as remembering your smile. Rest easy and until we meet again x condolences to Rosemary his everything,  with love Kez

Jade Pearson

Stan was a lovely man and good neighbour will always remember his kindness RIP x

Ben Southward

So many loving memories with Uncle Stan, he taught me how to fly fish, he made me laugh, he gave me so many memories, specifically through my childhood, I never did find out the magic finger, that’s what he called it. Loved you so much Uncle Stan see you in the next life.

Pat Southward (Stan’s beloved sister)

I can’t put into words what to say on here but sometime in the future we will meet again.

Sharon Southward

Uncle stan you are and were the best.  Had loads of great and loving memories growing up around you when you came to visit. Words cannot describe how many hearts you touched. I Love and miss you. You rest easy now. Love you forever 💓

Susan Parkinson

Aww Stan was a lovely bloke thoughts go out to Rosemary.

Susan Parkinson

So sorry to hear about Stan a lovely man may he R.I.P.

Gavin Southward

RIP Stan we have so many memories good and bad, but I only remember the good times living with you drinking your house dry lol and teaching me how to metal spin. Sorry I didn’t get to see you Stan but I I only wanted to remember you the way you always been a good looking charming man and a legend to look up to. I have never stopped loving you and never will I will hold the good times with me for ever  xxx until we meet again Stan on the other side  R.I.P.

Amy Westell

I’m so sad to hear of Stan’s passing, he was such a great bloke, I will miss our little catch ups and your cheeky comments. By far my favourite customer to serve down in Accrington market. You will be greatly missed by myself and my grandad vin, goodnight god bless Stan xx

Diane Graham

RIP Stan! ❤️ x