Stuart I. Phillips

I was blessed to have had the privilege of getting to know Dr Phillips. I was a patient of his after a horrific car wreck where I was crushed by an 18 wheeler. He patched me up and after multiple surgeries I eventually was able to return to work. He was a good man and a kind soul. Love

My condolences to Dr. Phillips' family. I was a patient of his in the small office (house) he had in NOLA in the early 70's. He did surgery on my tumor in my ankle and I saw him yearly up until I was 18. Great doctor. My parents spoke highly of him.

He was a dam good doc he did work on my back in 2000 and he did a good job nice man sorry for yall list

My daughter (Shelantha Ross) was born with a major birth defect in her lower extremities. Through prayers and the hands of Dr. Stuart Phillips, her legs look perfectly developed today; as if there was never a problem with them. Almighty God, and the memory of Dr. Stuart Phillips will always be special to us. RIP Doc.

My daughter was born with a birth defect. Her legs were bent upwards, because her knees were positioned behind her legs. We brought her to Dr. Phillips and within approximately 18 months, Dr Phillips through his magnificent method of correcting bones, made the incredible corrections and her legs became 100% normal and were bending properly. Medical has lost and absolute genius of a doctors . I just learned of his passing. I wanted my daughter to meet him. she is now a grown woman with beautiful legs: thanks to Dr Stuart Phillips.

This man was a wonderful soul and an extremely talented physician !!!he will be missed.

Sending condolences and may his memory be a blesing to those that Knew and loved him .

Oh, man. Deepest condolences to Ida, Deborah and Sebastian, and to all family and friends on the "loss" of Stuart. Stuart was an important mentor to me, from around 1970 til long into adulthood. He and Joan, Eric and Stephen, all adopted me as part of their family, and Stu remained a staunch friend even through the deaths of Joan and Eric and eventually Stephen, new family with Ida, birth of Sebastian. Deepest thanks to Ida, Deborah and Sebastian for bringing so much joy into Stu's life. I'll carry Stuart's spirit inside of me til the end of my days, as I'm sure will the entire multitude of friends who were fortunate enough to be touched by Stu. Forever grateful for the generosity of his spirit. As far as I'm concerned, as long as we keep him in our hearts, he will always be present in our lives.

Ida,Leslie joins me in expressing our deepest, heartfelt sympathy. I have fond memories of Stuart from St. Charles General.

Ida- much love to you in the loss of Stuart. My mom, Dorothy Faucheaux, worked for him for many years at New Orleans Orthopaedic. I know she is giving him a big hug in the great upstairs. Always had a smile for me and always asked how I was...So sad to hear of his passing. He did many wonderful things for the world in his time here.

Stuart was loved by all who knew him. My deepest condolences to his family. He excelled as a doctor and at everything that he did. We live on in the memory of those we leave behind.

Ida, I was so sorry to hear about Stuart. He was a lovely man & I feel lucky to have known him. I'm sure he, Stephen, Eric & Jaime are sailing around the heavens together. Much love, Avery

Stuart was a wonderful mentor & friend. I think of him often & he will be missed.

So sorry to read this sad news. Sending condolences from Los Angeles.

Cynthia Burstein Waldman and Carole Hyman Cambon

Merci Stuart....
Because of you my life changed for the best after I first met you on my island on the old Stargazer....
Like you said when you introduced me to Jamie «  they deserve each other « 
You will stay for ever The Captain.
Christine.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

We will always remember Wednesday nights on the old Stargazer. That was such a great group of friends.

A very strong and generous human being has gone too soon. So sad. My thoughts and prayers are with you and Jeannine, Ida.

Sending our deepest condolences. I have many great memories of Holidays and Mardi Gras get togethers at the Phillips home with my family. Sending love to family.

I grew up with Stuart. His father was my dentist. Stuart and I were high-school classmates. Stuart was always his own man from Day One. He marched to his own drummer, and with conviction and confidence, championing unpopular causes yet making them succeed by his unswerving dedication. I admired Stuart's brains so much I always called him, in my own mind, "Smart Phillips." I can't believe he's gone.