Los Angeles Times - July 4, 2002 Stanley Rader, 71; Advisor in Worldwide Church of God Stanley Robert Rader, the long-time confidant of the late Herbert W. Armstrong of the Worldwide Church of God, has died. He was 71. Rader, who successfully battled California during a church finance scandal and then won passage of legislation blocking fiscal investigations of any religious group by the state, died Tuesday in Pasadena, two weeks after he was diagnosed with acute pancreatic cancer. For years, Rader often was at the center of tumultuous events in the church's history. Rader is survived by his wife, Niki, sister Joan Klein, daughters Janis and Carol, son Stephen and five grandchildren. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at Mountain View Cemetery in Altadena.
Los Angeles Times - July 4, 2002 Stanley Rader, 71; Advisor in Worldwide Church of God Stanley Robert Rader, the long-time confidant of the late Herbert W. Armstrong of the Worldwide Church of God, has died. He was 71. Rader, who successfully battled California during a church finance scandal and then won passage of legislation blocking fiscal investigations of any religious group by the state, died Tuesday in Pasadena, two weeks after he was diagnosed with acute pancreatic cancer. For years, Rader often was at the center of tumultuous events in the church's history. Rader is survived by his wife, Niki, sister Joan Klein, daughters Janis and Carol, son Stephen and five grandchildren. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at Mountain View Cemetery in Altadena.
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