Stuart B. Powell

It has been 8 years since my dear Stuart left our world and there is not a day that goes by that I dont think of him. He is still so missed by our family. His grand daughter , Maggie , still talks about her Poppy and we try to keep his memory alive for her. I really appreciate how others honored him with the comments in this memory book. He was really one of the good ones! Please dont forget him.

Hard to believe he is gone. There was a time when we were very close friends. There never was and I doubt ever will be someone that could make me laugh like he did I called him Stuey. Pretty sure he hated it.

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Cindi:

Although this is late, I am deeply saddened to lose such a wonderful guy. I had been lucky enough to stay in contact with Stu occasionally over the past 20 years since he left WFLD in Chicago. I have and will always try to eminate the type of manager and person Stu was in dealing with others. Please know your family is in my prayers and thoughts.

Randy Ingram, Spartanburg, SC

Cindi,
Sending you my profoundest sympathy on the loss of Stuart. I have great memories from our college and fraternity days in Kansas City.
He was such an outgoing and fun loving guy.
My very best to you and your children. Harry Tishk (Henderson, NV)

Dear,Dear Cindi

Oh how much I am thinking of you and seeing your beautiful loving face. I think God meant for us to meet at the Levine & Dickson Hospice House. In a very short time we shared so much together. You, Wende, Julie,and Maggie are in our hearts. I wish I had known Stu. We share so much in your grief as we are going through our grief. We will be in touch with each other, I know.

AnnaLee Burroughs

Cindi,

Please accept Nancy's & my deepest sympathy over your loss. Stu was a real inspiration to those who were lucky to have worked with him at KSHB and KNXV. Those who remember him from his KC advertising days before then recall Stu as an honest man who made sure he did things right no matter how difficult it might have been for him. What a wonderful thing to be able to say about someone. He was principled and taught others by the example he led. Our thoughts are with you, Wende...

Cindi, Julie, Wendy, and Maggie,

Although we only knew Stu for a short period, we quickly learned to love his wit, sense of humor, and obvious charm. Most of all, it was clear how much he cared for you, those closest to him, and his community. Your family is in our prayers.

The Sansavera Family

Cindi -- I cannot begin to tell you how sorry I was to hear about Stu. I still remember the two of you getting married and setting up house in KC. I hope the wonderful memories of all these years together will help ease the pain of his loss in time.

Bobbie Bassin Grossman