Stanton L. Wolkoff

July 27, 1930 - October 13, 2020

Stanton L. Wolkoff, 90, of Minneapolis, died on October 13, 2020, surrounded by his children. Preceded in death by parents William and Claire Wolkoff, and sister Sue and brother-in-law David Meyers. Survived by children Rabbi Julie Wolkoff, Richard Wolkoff, and Barbara Wolkoff; granddaughter Juli (Jonah) LeDoux; great grandchildren Maisy and Miles. Also survived by nephews Jon (Denise) Meyers and family, Joe (Tina) Meyers, and Bill (Beth Wischman) Meyers; extended family Marjorie and Donald Frishberg, Benjamin (Sue) Frishberg, William (John) DesLauriers, Tom (Deborah) Frishberg, and Andrea, Sophie, Rachel, and Charlie Frishberg; and many dear lifelong friends. Born in St. Paul, Stan grew up with many cousins and friends, with whom he remained in touch throughout his life. He graduated high school from St. Thomas Military Academy. In addition to formal alumni events, through the years he and his classmates would regularly meet for lunch. A graduate of the U of M, Stan was active in a fraternity, Sigma Alpha Mu, where he also made friends for life. He interned at several accounting firms before joining his father’s firm “Wolkoff, Effress & Co.” as a CPA. He continued in the firm as it grew and merged, and retired as a partner at Price Waterhouse Coopers. Some favorite memories of Stan include: spending time on his houseboat “The Office,” (“I’ll be at “the office” this afternoon.”) cruising on the Mississippi and St. Croix rivers; visits in the winter to San Diego, eating at his favorite restaurants; getting cassette tapes of his favorite local radio shows in the mail; eating a late breakfast at “Manning’s.” Stan was a warm, welcoming person. He easily made friends throughout his life. Special thanks to the Sholom East Highland Unit staff for the excellent care they provided Stan in his last weeks. Contributions in Stan’s memory may be made to the Sholom Foundation, Second Harvest Heartland, or the charity of your choice. Graveside service THURSDAY, Oct. 15, 2020 12:00pm at MOUNT ZION CEMETERY, 1670 Payne Ave., St. Paul. Also by zoom, email [email protected] for the link.