Stuart Perlman

I have no photos of Stu except those embedded in my mind. I first met Stu about 35 years ago when I sold him one of my listings to add to his robust portfolio. He was almost the most honest person in the room. Over the years he purchased many of my listings and our mutual respect grew. As time progressed Stu started coming by for lunch with his then-bridge partner Millie; the rest as they say is history. Stu will always have a special place in my heart, he has left what he started in the...

I am so very sorry to have recently learned of Stuart's untimely passing. My heartfelt condolences to his family, especially to Allison with whom we do so much business. May his memory be a blessing to you all. I was out of town and just received notice.

I was so sorry to hear of Stuart's passing. Unfortunately we didn't stay in touch even though we both continued to live in Miami. We lived in the same neighborhood and shared many happy memories. Too many of our friends have passed. RIP Stuart.

Hi Millie, So sorry to learn of Stuart's passing, you are in my thoughts. Hugs, Barbara

Our sincerest condolences. Stuart was captain of our Marlin Tennis Club in the `70´s. He was witty, glib and fun to be around.

My father, Jack Atler, was a fellow real estate appraiser. He shared an office with Stuart when he retired from the FHA and went into private practice. Stuart was always so kind and personable when we came into the office to visit. I will be thinking about his family during this difficult time.

My prayers and thoughts are with the family. We retired M&M title in 2018 and worked with Stuart. There was no kinder gentleman than Stuart. Rip