Stephen Stuyck

I was his caregivers for a.long time he was an amazing man love sent your way to Karen and son

Karen, I am so very sorry for your loss and all that you have been through lately. Steve was an incredible boss. Jane Brandenburger and I hired him in 1972 as my replacement when I moved to New York. Three years later, I returned to Anderson and Steve hired me to start up MD Anderson`s first public education program funded by a contract from the National Cancer Institute. He was always open to new ideas and innovative approaches to problem solving. He was a creative thinker, politically...

Karen and Family Madelyn and I offer our prayers to soothe your sadness. Steve was a blessing in our lives as he shared his talents and caring heart well beyond the borders of MD Anderson. He was a Texas Treasure and his memory endures.

I am so sorry to hear about Steve's passing. I worked with him at UT and always enjoyed our encounters. Steve was a mentor and friend to many and he will be missed. Additionally, he always spoke so proudly about his wife and son and their accomplishments. I hope they take comfort in their memories of good times.

What a boss! Steve was the consummate professional and I learned so much about strong public relations practice by working with him. How fitting he was a fellow Longhorn as well! We'll miss you, Steve.