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Name	Stanley Walter Parks
Born	8 October, 1925 Subiaco, Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Died	13 April, 1994 (aged 68) Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Cause of Death	unknown
Education *	North Fremantle Primary School (WA) (student, 1931-1937) North Fremantle Boys' School (WA) (student, 1938-1940)
Occupation *	sailor (1943-1946) Federal, Australia local government official (1949-1983) Western Australia, Australia town clerk (1949-1983) Western Australia, Australia
Military Service *	World War II (sailor)
Awards	Medal of the Order of Australia (recipient, 1985)
Key Organisations *	State Housing Commission (WA) (chair, 1984) Urban Lands Council (WA) (chair, 1984) State Planning Commission (WA) (commissioner, 1985-1993) State Planning Commission (WA) (deputy chair, 1991-1993) State Planning Commission (WA) (chair, 1993-1993)
Workplaces *	Fremantle Prison (WA) (employee, 1941-1943) North Fremantle Municipal Council (WA) (assistant town clerk, 1949-1953) North Fremantle Municipal Council (WA) (town clerk, 1953-1961) Fremantle Council (WA) (deputy town clerk, 1961-1966) Fremantle Council (WA) (town clerk, 1966-1970) Fremantle Council (WA) (city manager, 1970-1983)

* Dates are approximate

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