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'He died alone, without family'

by WILL LANGHORNE
The Western News | August 17, 2021 7:00 AM

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Earl Stanley poses with his Boston bull terrier Robbie. (Photo courtesy of Karen Wickersham)

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Earl Stanley poses with his Boston bull terrier Riley. (Photo courtesy of Karen Wickersham)

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Earl Stanley enjoys a meal at the Libby Cafe with friends. (Photo courtesy of Karen Wickersham)

When Earl Stanley moved into the Libby Care Center after an injurious fall in early July, his family expected him to be back on his feet within a few months.

Though Stanley was 89 years old and suffered a broken shoulder and hip, his niece Karen Wickersham said he had lived independently into his old age and had no other underlying health conditions...

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