Former publisher of Men's Fitness and Esquire magazines Alan Stiles died after being struck by a train in Boston, on January 9, 2009. Stiles was 54 years old.
On January 16, 2009, a spokesperson for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority reported that Stiles parked his car and walked into the path of the oncoming train.Boston.com: Alan Stiles, 54, Former Publisher of Esquire (January 16, 2009)
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"He was just a very astute businessman and good at what he did...he touched a lot of lives business-wise and otherwise."—Marlene Kahan, executive director of the American Society of Magazine EditorsBoston.com: Alan Stiles, 54, Former Publisher of Esquire (January 16, 2009)
"Men's Fitness isn't just about having the best abs; it's about having a better life, whether that involves being in great shape or understanding women or succeeding at work. Men's Fitness is why the best man wins. And Alan is the best man for the publisher's job."—David J. Pecker, chairman of American Media, Inc.BNET: American Media Names Alan Stiles As Publisher of Men's Fitness (August 22, 2003)
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