Death date: Aug 7, 2007
Stanley M. Mamlock Colonel (Retired) USAF Stan, the second son of Henry M. Mamlock and Gertrude (Zelinsky) Mamlock, was born in Ta-coma, Washington on 4 February 1923, and passed away on 7 August 2007. Stan graduated from Stadium Read Obituary
Stan was a mans' man, a pilots' pilot, a commanders' commander and a "good shit" - the highest compliment we can pay in fighter pilot language. We were all enlarged by having knwon and served with him. We will miss him - until we meet again in heaven, or wherever...##imported-begin##Don Shepperd, Misty 34##imported-end##
I flew with Misty when Stan was commander - and I never saw a better one. He knew the flying game and even better, he knew how to lead. He was a professional and a gentleman; we followed him with pleasure. I will always remember Col Stopcock.##imported-begin##Brian Williams##imported-end##
We'll miss you, Stan. Godspeed and tailwinds. Dave Skilling, Misty 104##imported-begin##Dave Skilling##imported-end##
Stan was the Misty Commander for most of my tour in 1968, He was simply the Best of the Leaders I have known-a true gentleman, but always at the top of his game as the ultimate Fighter Pilot. I treasure the time I served under him-he was a great mentor. My prayers are with his family-he was a treasure that will not be seen again. FTK (Misty 61)##imported-begin##Frank T. Kimball##imported-end##
I was the flight surgeon for MISTY when Stan was commander in 1968. In all these years I never forgot him. He had a quiet strength about him that give you confidence and made me want to emulate him. He was a model for me. I thought he was a great man and I offer you my condolences..
Dean Echenberg MD##imported-begin##Dean Echenberg##imported-end##
I was a Misty with Stan in Viet Nam in Feb and Mar of 68. He was well liked and a valued Squadron Commander who will be greatly missed by all of Misty.
God Bless,
Misty 32##imported-begin##James##imported-end##
Stan was a great fighter pilot and MISTY FAC. His kind are a vanishing breed and will be missed.
God Bless you Stan.##imported-begin##Don##imported-end##
Mayb e the nicest guy I ever met. I helped talk him into joining Misty. Glad to know you Pappy.##imported-begin##Elmer slavey##imported-end##
Scott and Nancy,
As you well know, your Dad was a G-R-E-A-T guy. A real gentelman and a fun person to be around....
I sure enjoyed flying with him and knowing him. He was the best Misty commander we had during my seven months as a Misty. I had the pleasure of riding with him on his final Misty mission.
With sadness,
Wells Jackson
Misty # 50##imported-begin##Wells Jackson (Ana Julia Sotillo)##imported-end##
Stan the Man. A great pilot and commander. Proud to have served under him. PK##imported-begin##PK Robinson##imported-end##
