Stuart F. Smith

Dear Mrs. Smith, I still remember from 30 years ago seeing you and Mr. Smith sitting together shelling peas and snipping beans in your backyard. You opened your home to me and my sister with great hospitality when we were children. And then you welcomed us back with our own children. I was saddened to hear of the loss of your husband, and I will always be grateful for your ministry of kindness. With sympathy and love, Jennifer

Words seem so inadequate and even now after all this time I still struggle with how to express my condolences. As a child I was in awe of a big man, with a big voice and a big heart. And now as an adult am still in awe of his legacy and of a life well-lived. May Uncle Stuart enjoy the rewards he has earned. May God continue to watch over and bless you all. You are in my heart.

With love and prayers for all of the Smith family tree, may I say thank you for the legacy of faith being passed along.

May there be some comfort in knowing that you are thought of and kept close in heart. My deepest condolences.

With Love and affection, Stuart will forever be in our memories. Sister and Brother-in-Law, Allan and Barbara Turner

Kay and family, Our thoughts and prayers are will you. Stuart was a wonderful person to know and loved by all. I will miss his hugs and warm smile on Sunday mornings. Charlie will miss him on the golf course Fri. mornings. It meant so much to us when you came all the way to my mom's funeral. His legacy of love and life will live on in all his family.

You are all in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. With Deepest Sympathy.... Carol, Jeff and Pam Tacconi

Kay and Your wonderful family....My father Paul Paradiso often spoke highly of Stuart and how much he loves him and you too Kay. He was a wonderful man and he will be missed by many I'm sure and greatly by my father. He wishes he could have been here for you on this....the hardest day for you I'm sure. Lots of love and prayers .....Kathy Holden