Letters to Stan Lee

Excelsior!

Stan Lee was always a man I looked up to. His stories inspired me to be great, everything he wrote helped to grow as a person. All of his created characters (from Spider-Man to Doctor Strange) have influenced me in the best way possible. I am a born-again christian and I fully believe that God has allowed Stan The Man into the pearly gates above I also thank God for the time he has allowed us to be with Stanley Martin Liber.
          
                                                        I and all Marvel Fans thank you for you your service Stan,
                                                                                                        Xander

Stan Lee was no doubt a living legend. He made many amazing comics and superheroes, and he inspired children and adults alike, like me, around the world. For most of his life, he made inspirational and relatable characters and made so many people happy. I was fortunately one of those people he made happy. When I was alone, I was able to watch Marvel movies and relate to the characters, and the fact that these characters were made just makes me smile. If they weren't created, I don't know what I'd be doing today. I'd just like to say thank you to Stan Lee for making these amazing characters and making people smile when they were going through hard times. Without you, people around the world, including me, wouldn't be able to be as happy as they are now. Rest in peace.
          
          Sincerely,
          Liv

Stan Lee was a legend. Growing up I remember watching many of his heroes in cartoons. Being a girl and liking superheroes in the late 1990s as a child with mental delayed disabilities those heroes helped many like me to realize we can help people like our friends , peers and family to help be yourself. When I grew up and still have the austim spectrum disorder watching the marvel cinematic movies made me happy and was a way to remember what I learned from my childhood. I just want to say thank you Stan Lee for creating heroes like Spiderman and Captain America and Bucky. You encouraged us to not be afraid if we are different but be kind and show others we are good people . 
          Thanks Stan Lee you will be forever missed.

Thank you so very very much to everyone that sent in a letter. This is an important announcement, please do take the time to read it.
          
          The admins of this account are currently working on getting it into an actual book. The plan is to hopefully get it printed out, and once we do we intend to ship it to his daughter. One of our admins is willing to pay for that book, but that's not all. What's in the works is an online donation website, and if we can raise enough money, we wish to send a copy to the cast and crew of Marvel. But we need your hep. Once the site is up and running, we'll let you know with a link on here, and every single bit helps. If there are any other last minute letters you would like to submit, even if you've already written one, please let us know.
          
          To anyone with a letter in the book: We want to ask your permission before sending it, as it is your choice. If you would like it included in the book, just let us know, but we also ask for your name to put on the letter. It would be a bit strange to have our Wattpad accounts as whom it's from, don't you think? I'll also be sending out private messages to everyone who contributed, but we ask you to help us get this show on the road!

I thought him immortal, wrong was I, wrong was I because he died.
          
          A legend forever - will always live on, immortal in our hearts forever past and future.
          
          Stan Lee, mortal, the one who brought a new conception of comics and who created a universe of movies to which we owe him our all.
          
          Stan Lee, never will we forget, gone but not forgotten. 
          
          I thought him immortal, my immortal Stan Lee.

I normally stay silent in my mourning of my heroes. This time I cannot.  For now I, along with the rest of this great chaotic world, have lost someone who helped give me hope. At the age of four and a half I was diagnosed with type one diabetes. I should have been dead. Hearing that at four and a half wasn’t the best thing on my psyche especially when you’re terrified of needles. At the time I loved superman and batman. A few months later a movie came out. Spider man. It was the first time I realized that even a super hero can over come a change that affects his body and way of life. I idolized him. For six years I idolized him. In sixth grade I started developing signs of depression. I harmed myself slowly. When Avengers came out the raw emotions expressed made me realize that these emotions while difficult to deal with are normal. Iron man three came out and I saw what Tony dealt with. I then realized that he isn’t always arrogant he does what he thinks is right because he doesn’t want to stand back and look back and know he could do more. I idolized him now as well. Over the past few years I’ve mixed my idolizations. Always based on who I related to. Stan gave me this gift, albeit indirectly, to comprehend myself in a way I never thought possible. Even at a young age. His death hits me hard and while great power has great responsibility great men have great lives. Stan was no exception. I wish to live on by his example. And though I will never fill his shoes I hope we can all work together to fill them. And so I end this by saying, Rest in piece to one of the greatest men we will ever have the gift of knowing. Thank you for the gifts you have left us and the mark you have made and forever our friend, Excelsior!

@Loki-Laufeyson77 
          
          This is an absolutely beautiful story, and a true example of how Stan Lee made us heroes through his heroes. This is so powerful to hear, so thank you from all of us for sharing your story.
          
          May we put it in our book?

Stan Lee was the greatest hero yet. He created the ones we love and obsessed with today. I wouldn’t have my smart and relaxing mind without the marvel we know and love. I started to watch marvel since I was 4. It has kept me learning new things. 
          
          Forever a fan
          
          Rest In Peace Stan Lee

Stan Lee made me feel like I had a purpose. And that I wasn't alone. He taught me that women could do things as well as the colored people. 
          He introduced me to a world that wasn't true, but we can all make possible. 
          He made a lot of my friends mourn and grief for him.
          He made everyone happy and even me.
          Through my depression and anxiety, Marvel always made me happier and I just wish I could of met this Superhero.