Stuart Ransom Paddock Jr.

Stu, Rest in peace. We miss you. You will never be forgotten.

May you rest in eternal peace Stu. I miss you.

Thank you for the privilege. When we lived in Roselle, and Schaumburg, Illinois, I read your paper. I always thought of it as a much, much better alternative to the Chicago Tribune. I am so happy to have stumbled upon your website. As a current WI resident, and loan officer, I ran ads in your great paper. To the owners, and staff, you all deserve the success you enjoy. If I were an Illinois resident again, I definitely would have a subscription to your wonderful paper. Your Motto is great!!!!...

we are sorry for or lost are prayors are with you and keep strong for each other in the time of need take care of or mother she needs you all to be strong for her.
love you all david garcia and family

A pillar of the community, a kinder gentler man I will never know.

Just a note...

Oh I know you don't know me, but I grew up in Arlington Heights. No - I didn't know your dad, but what a lovely tribute. I still look you up (online) - it's my only link to obituaries, what's going on....in my ol' home town.

Still think you have the best paper ever. Extremely user friendly - others should mold their products around it.

My Mom passed in 1990 - born in 1912. She is buried in Ridgewood Cemetery with her parents. I know...

My sympathy to the Paddock family. Stu introduced himself to me while working along side we workers at the Herald. After he offered help in my fledgeling years in the Adv. Art Dept.
He was very helpful & supportive along with every one of the Paddocks.
Real people to not only work for, but. They all worked with you & appreciated your contributing efforts, at the Herald. Peace Stu...

Tony Sulla

As a former employee, my heart goes out to the Paddock family, as well as the Daily Herald family.

Stu was a true inspiration to anyone who has a dream!