Stanley Sclavos

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A Big Hello From 'The Big Apple' New York City

Thanks for looking at my web site. My family and I are in New York where I am having my second bone marrow transplant. We first came to New York in March 2002. I am lucky I have many people who pray for me and send me good wishes and so I have this web site to keep them up to date. Thank you everyone for your support. God bless everyone.

Stanley Sclavos passed away 15th April 2003. He was on day 25 of his second transplant. As Stanley's parents we have decided to keep his web site as at his last update as a legacy of his fighting spirit. (blue shaded section added by parents) Stanley will always inspire us to be the best we can be.

He is our angel in heaven. Stanley touched hearts all over the world. We miss him so very much. The 'Stanley Tribute' section of this has been completed by his parents. To go to that section Click Here Thank you for your love and support. May God Bless you for your generosity and philanthropy.

Love Kos & Effie Sclavos and Sister Nina (For Family Web Site click here www.sclavos.net )

Contact family - k o s @ s c l a v o s . n e t

Stanley Nicholas Sclavos

Born

Brisbane 22 June 1992

Called to Heaven

New York 15 April 2003

15 April 2012 Nine years may have passed since you went to heaven Stanley but not a day passes where we do not think of you. There are constant reminders of you - things we see that trigger a memory or things we say that remind us of you. Today it was the 100 year Anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic also on 15th April. We recall how you knew so many facts about the ship despite being so young.

Everyone needs an inspirational influence in their life for when things are tough or when you need a spurt to press on. Stanley you are that inspiration for us. We will love you always and long live your memory.

Love always,

Kos, Effie and Nina

29 November 2011 Stanley Sclavos Cup Winner at John Paul College Congratulations to Natasha Lunniss the 2011 winner of the Stanley Sclavos Cup at John Paul College. In the photo from left to right Effie Sclavos, Debra Henderson, Natasha, Mr Peter Foster (Headmaster), Mr Norm Kerley (Primary School Head) and Kos Sclavos

20 November 2009 - Today Stanley would have celebrated graduating Year 12. Our sincere thanks to John Paul College for remembering Stanley at their Year 12 Valedictory Service. Madi Stay a classmate of Stanley who graduated Year 12 this year wrote and read out this beautiful letter. Thank you Madi for the beautiful letter!!

Kos, Effie and Nina gave a small memento to each graduating Year 12 student. The pin symbolises two aspects.

-Stanley’s shining light. His heavenly body, being with us always from above, and

-Each graduating student is a star and that the future will hold many bright opportunities to be pursued.

Letter to Stanley from Madi

Dear Stanley,

Hi, I know it's been a while since we last spoke ... sometime in Grade 4 I think. I don't know if you can get mail up in heaven, or if you can hear me now. I guess they might have a postal service up there. They have the coolest things in heaven! I don't know for certain, but I hope to find out one day. I was just thinking before about how you were such an amazing person, and such a wonderful friend, whom I really miss; and I wish you ere still around a lot of the time. I'm sure that everyone who remembers you would know what I am talking about. I don't know if anyone thinks about you, but I do pretty often, and I really miss you.

I think it's unfair that such a special person had to leave so early in life. You always made everyone's life so much brighter. You were smart, funny, and you always seemed to make the best of every situation. They are qualities that few possess, especially all in one package ... but you did. I remember the day we found you were gone., I played the same song in the car; screamed at the top of my voice; cried; got angry; yelled; cried more - and then brought a lollipop from Radio Lollipop from the lady at the stall at the middle of the shopping centre. I cried my eyes and heart out that day... kind of like I was doing when I wrote this letter. I can't say it enough, but I miss you so much, and when I think about world without you I cry.

Today we both would have graduated; you would have turned seventeen, along with the rest of our friends. Joe got School Captain; I know you would be proud of her. I don't want to offend any of the other captains, but I totally think you have been up there in the lists of captains if you were here. Since we had a chance to talk I've done a fair bit. I've grown a lot; I've moved states; and I travelled; and I've figured out what I want to do with my life... it's been a big few years and I am sad I did it all without you around. I saw a photo of Nina a while back. She looks amazing. You would be such a proud, and probably very protective big brother.

Anyway I probably should be doing some work- I guess that's one of the upsides to not doing Yr 12! The work is ridiculous. One day I promise I'll find you, and we can hang out. I hope you're doing well up there; they should definitely be treating you like a prince after all the stuff you had to go through down here. We all miss you, and I promise I'll give your Mum a call to check in.

Love you heaps and hears.

Madi.

Missing You Stanley

Your smiling face we miss you so,

The family trips be they beach or snow.

We long to hold you in our arms,

You were such a wonder, such a charm.

A photo, a reminder, a word one says,

Reminds us, how special the life we had.

Each single day, wishing you here with us,

A tear comes, must be strong, faith, trust.

Six years have passed by but in our thoughts every day,

Your love for us intense come what may.

You fly with angels, you motivate, you inspire,

Smile down on us Stanley, your loving Family

Kos, Effie, Nina Sclavos & Family

21st Mar- My New Marrow- At 1:30pm I received Nina's Bone Marrow. God bless everyone for helping get to today.

20th Mar- Nina has Bone Marrow Harvest Operation- My brave sister Nina had her operation to have her marrow taken out. She is sleeping in the same room as me tonight. You can see my special photo below. Pictures

19th Mar- Chemo day 7- Today is my seventh and final day of chemo. I finished the 4 days on Busulphan and three days of Melphalan. The medicines makes me very, very nauseous. I am getting a little food in my tube but I have lost weight.

12th March - Hospital Admission - I went to hospital today to begin getting ready for my 2nd bone marrow transplant Picture

News since 12th March 2003

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21 Mar- Thank you to Nina who gave me her bone marrow. I love her very much. Thanks to everyone who has helped me. God bless everyone.

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