Contributions to the tribute of John F. Stuart

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Kathy (Skerrett) Slinsky posted a condolence

Thursday, September 29, 2016

My Dad (Walter) owned the Puritan in the mid-70s and John would sometimes come by and keep me and Mom company on Saturdays when we worked. He was a friend and classmate of mine and my brothers (Tom & Ed) and I have WONDERFUL memories of him! He was always a cheerful soul! Let's mourn for a bit because we lost him, but then let's rejoice because we knew him. Sincerest heartfelt hugs to all his family and friends, Kathy (Skerrett) & Richard Slinsky of Darien, CT

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Beth Webb posted a condolence

Saturday, September 24, 2016

My thoughts and prayers to you dear Gina and family. I love you guys and I will always hold Johns sense of humor and great spirit close to my heart. Love always Beth - Mike Posner's soul mate and your friend always

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Michael Posner posted a condolence

Thursday, September 22, 2016

43 years ago I caught John F. Stewart's ball in a game called "Knockout" at Hindley School Day Camp. I was the hero of that game because no one -- absolutely no one -- could catch John's ball, not even Mr. Bowerman, the gym teacher. My nickname was Peewee and John's was Stewbomb, and ever since then, John promised to protect me. We became blood brothers. From the Darien Ice Rink to the YMCA -- From the Puritan to the Noroton Heights Fire Department, we left no stone unturned. I grew on him and he grew on me. For years to come, I followed him and he followed me; we ate together, we laughed together, we cried together, we worked together and we lived together. I knew him. He knew me...upside down and backwards. Our friendship was impenetrable. I thought maybe we could grow old together, but as he would quote all the time that "it wasn't in the cards." My name is Michael Aaron Posner, and I truly lost a loving soul, my best friend John F. Stewart.

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Joe Arena posted a condolence

Tuesday, September 20, 2016

I met John while he was visiting South Florida for a work detail approximately a year ago. We spent a few hours together reminiscing about a quite a few friends that we had in common form Stamford. The funny part of the night was we never could get over the fact that we had never met each other before. I was very shocked and saddened to learn of his passing this weekend. May God bless and comfort your family, RIP John!.....

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Ted Panagiotopoulos posted a condolence

Monday, September 19, 2016

Dear John & Bertha, we were so saddened to hear of your loss. We pray that God blesses and comforts you during this most difficult time. May John's memory be eternal. Ted & Jacky Panagiotopoulos

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Kathy (Skerrett) Slinsky posted a condolence

Tuesday, September 29, 2015

My Dad (Walter) owned the Puritan in the mid-70s and John would sometimes come by and keep me and Mom company on Saturdays when we worked. He was a friend and classmate of mine and my brothers (Tom & Ed) and I have WONDERFUL memories of him! He was always a cheerful soul! Let's mourn for a bit because we lost him, but then let's rejoice because we knew him. Sincerest heartfelt hugs to all his family and friends, Kathy (Skerrett) & Richard Slinsky of Darien, CT

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Beth Webb posted a condolence

Thursday, September 24, 2015

My thoughts and prayers to you dear Gina and family. I love you guys and I will always hold Johns sense of humor and great spirit close to my heart. Love always Beth - Mike Posner's soul mate and your friend always

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Michael Posner posted a condolence

Monday, September 21, 2015

43 years ago I caught John F. Stewart's ball in a game called "Knockout" at Hindley School Day Camp. I was the hero of that game because no one -- absolutely no one -- could catch John's ball, not even Mr. Bowerman, the gym teacher. My nickname was Peewee and John's was Stewbomb, and ever since then, John promised to protect me. We became blood brothers. From the Darien Ice Rink to the YMCA -- From the Puritan to the Noroton Heights Fire Department, we left no stone unturned. I grew on him and he grew on me. For years to come, I followed him and he followed me; we ate together, we laughed together, we cried together, we worked together and we lived together. I knew him. He knew me...upside down and backwards. Our friendship was impenetrable. I thought maybe we could grow old together, but as he would quote all the time that "it wasn't in the cards." My name is Michael Aaron Posner, and I truly lost a loving soul, my best friend John F. Stewart.

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Joe Arena posted a condolence

Sunday, September 20, 2015

I met John while he was visiting South Florida for a work detail approximately a year ago. We spent a few hours together reminiscing about a quite a few friends that we had in common form Stamford. The funny part of the night was we never could get over the fact that we had never met each other before. I was very shocked and saddened to learn of his passing this weekend. May God bless and comfort your family, RIP John!.....

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Ted Panagiotopoulos posted a condolence

Friday, September 18, 2015

Dear John & Bertha, we were so saddened to hear of your loss. We pray that God blesses and comforts you during this most difficult time. May John's memory be eternal. Ted & Jacky Panagiotopoulos

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John F. Stuart

1962 - 2015

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John Stuart

1962 - 2015

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