STUART HENDEL

To Stu's family and friends, I'm sorry for your loss. Stu was not in my circle of friends at law school, but I knew him and respected him and laughed at his humor. My deepest condolences.

I am sorry regarding the loss of your loved one. May the God of Comfort, continue to comfort the family, during these difficult times, May he, continue to give support and loving kindness to all . 1Cor 1:3,4

God bless you Steve

Dear Leslie and all the Hendel family,

I am so deeply sorry for your loss. Working with Stu at Eton Park was absolutely memorable. His presence, wit, humor and acumen made that so, and made him unforgettable. My prayers are with you.

Stu was my very first friend in undergrad. I liked him immediately, because he had a great sense of humour and didn't take himself too seriously. We gave each other nicknameshe was Heinberg and I was Feinberg, I suppose picking up on the first letters (phonetically) of our last names, but also poking gentle fun at our heritage. More importantly, he didn't care where I was from, where I went to boarding school (neither of us did) or who I was. He just wanted to laugh and have a good time with...

God bless you Steve. Xo

I have known the Florida Hendels for 25 years and I think of them like family. It was a loving family that helped Stu fight his courageous battle while everyone looked on in agony. Please accept my heartfelt sympathy at your lose and that of all those who knew him. My prayer is that the money he helped raise will get us so much closer to a cure.

I was privileged to spend three years at Cornell Law with Stu. He was a huge part of our class in so many ways. I will always think of his sense of humor, booming laugh, and, of course, his passion for his beloved intramural sports. My deepest condolences to all of his family.