Birth date: Mar 27, 1940 Death date: Jul 24, 2021
Stan Friduss, age 81 of Gainesville passed away Saturday, July 24, 2021. He was born March 27, 1940, in Hammond, Indiana to Filmore and Pearl Hepner Friduss. Stan moved to Gainesville in the 70’s from South Florida. He owned Stan Read Obituary
I was fortunate to meet Stan at a vintage motorcycle race in Cresson, Texas. I introduced myself, told him about my Guzzi, and he became my new "best friend".....right AFTER he put me to work!
What a great guy to know.........
Richard A. Cross
Arlington, Texas
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I will miss you Stan. You were a good friend and I appreciate all you taught me on Moto Guzzi’s and life. Godspeed.
Stan was the first guy I dated after I moved back to Gainesville in 1970. He helped me buy a motorcycle and taught me how to ride. He was a surrogate father to my little daughter who even named her doll after him: DanDan. Even after we stopped dating and moved on to friendship, Stan and I would meet for breakfast to discuss upcoming city elections. He provided the businessman's perspective, I a teacher's. He was a good, kind soul and I will miss him. Peggy DiNegro
Stan, The Motorcycle Man !
Our Family first met Stan in 1955, when after school he would come to our house in Hollywood,FL,then he would call his mother to let her know where he was. My older brother,Joe and I worked on our m/c"s in our garage and of course Stan was there to help as needed. When it was time to go home Stan would call his mother and let her know he was on his way home. We all rode motorcycles on the street then started racing. For 66
years we were great friends,helping each other at races and doing whatever it took so everyone could race or help out so the race bike was ready to be raced.
GODSPEED STAN
The Treaster Families,Joe & Barbara,Jeep & Marjie,Bill & Gail
For a friend,you could not find a better person, for a m/c racing man you could not fiend a better person,Stan and his family were the best. On to the best part of life in Heaven.
The Treaster Families; Joe & Barbara,Jeep & Marjie,Bill & Gail
Stan and my older brothers were good friends, as the kid of the group I was tolerated. Stan's mother would call our house in Hollywood Fl. when ever he was missing and he was usually there. My dad often said, he was our Jewish brother. We have spent a lifetime of being motorcycle racers and enthusiasts, and I know his last ride will be a good one --Bill Treaster
