Stan Veit
1919 - 2010

My old friend and mentor, Stan Veit, died recently.

A memorial service was held
Saturday August 21 at the
Titusville Elks Lodge
2955 Columbia Blvd
Titusville FL 32780


A memorial website has been established at
Legacy.Com


Web links to information on Stan Viet:

Computer Shopper's In-Memorium

The History of Computing Project

Stan's Wikipedia Page

Stan's PC-History.Org

Stan Veit's History of the Personal Computer Podcast

Stan's Story of the Altair 8800

Stan's Story of the Apple I
(I remember the Apple I mounted in a backgammon
case at the IEEE Meeting, not an attache case)

Links to an "On Computing" magazine article

Please forward additional links to:
Ozzie@Spaceyideas.Com




Subject:  	Re: Stan Veit, 1919 - 2010
Date: 	Sat, 31 Jul 2010 17:05:54 -0400
From: 	Sol Libes 
To: 	hank kee 
CC: 	Larry Stein 


Sorry to hear about Stan's passing.  Stan and I 
were friends.  .

As both Stan and I wrote articles for Popular 
Electronics magazine, we were friends of 
Les Solomon, the PE technical editor. Les put 
me in touch with Stan, and we corresponded.  
Regretfully, I never was able to visit Stan's 
store in NYC.  Stan and I met when he attended 
a few of the ACGNJ meetings, while I was 
President of the group.  I think we also once 
met when he came to TCF.  Lennie, and I, 
visited with Stan last about 15 years ago, on 
one of our Florida trips.

I enjoyed his company and will miss him.

Sol


From: "johnmac13" To:"ozzie@spacelaunchinfo.com" Subject; Thanks Ozzie Stan was a dear friend as you probably know -- what's Dede's mailing address? We have a Mass Card an a note from my wife. Sent from my iPod
> Subject: Stan Veit, 1919 - 2010 > > From: Robert Osband > ozzie@spacelaunchinfo.com > > Dear Hank Kee, and other computer friends, > > It is with great sadness I inform you of the > passing of Stan Veit last Thursday at Parrish > Medical Center in Titusville FL. I'm told a > memorial service will be held in Titusville > at the end of August. > > I worked at The Computer Store of NY on 39th St > selling Altair 8800 computers when it first > opened in New York City (I remember Hank > regularly buying magazines in our store). Our > competitor was Stan, selling Imsai and Apple ][ > computers. After the Store was closed, Stan > hired me into The Computer Mart on 30th & Madison, > where many of my old customers found me and still > bought Byte Magazines from me. > > If you need information on reaching Stan's widow > Dede, please contact me. > > > Ozzie, Licensed Geek (ham radio license N4SCY) > Robert Osband, Computerist
 
 

Stan Veit
1919 - 2010