23-05 2023 14:16
wrote:
I can’t actually remember when I met Stu for the first time, from offering region support from my time in Preston and Liverpool to being my Chief Mechanic at Bury and Parrswood, for me it feels like he has always been there. What I do remember though was he was a friend right from the beginning.
Stu would do anything for anyone, lots of people say that but for Stu it was 100% true. He always had a smile on his face and always put those around him at ease with his calm, laid back nature.
When I think about Stu his dedication to work and his knowledge are right up there but on a personal level a few things come to mind. His brew’s, not only that no job or task could be completed without one or two! But whenever he made one for me (which was a lot) he would think it was hilarious to swap his with mine; mine having no sugar and his having loads! Seems silly now but it was one of our things. Then there was his driving!! I refused to ever get in a car with him again a few years ago after a very scary trip down a country lane…again he thought it was hilarious.
Stu I miss you, nothing will be the same again. Thank you for the friendship, I will treasure the years of being your friend and I am blessed to have known you. Rest easy Stu, my thoughts are with your family and all who knew you x
23-05 2023 14:16
wrote:
I can’t actually remember when I met Stu for the first time, from offering region support from my time in Preston and Liverpool to being my Chief Mechanic at Bury and Parrswood, for me it feels like he has always been there. What I do remember though was he was a friend right from the beginning.
Stu would do anything for anyone, lots of people say that but for Stu it was 100% true. He always had a smile on his face and always put those around him at ease with his calm, laid back nature.
When I think about Stu his dedication to work and his knowledge are right up there but on a personal level a few things come to mind. His brew’s, not only that no job or task could be completed without one or two! But whenever he made one for me (which was a lot) he would think it was hilarious to swap his with mine; mine having no sugar and his having loads! Seems silly now but it was one of our things. Then there was his driving!! I refused to ever get in a car with him again a few years ago after a very scary trip down a country lane…again he thought it was hilarious.
Stu I miss you, nothing will be the same again. Thank you for the friendship, I will treasure the years of being your friend and I am blessed to have known you. Rest easy Stu, my thoughts are with your family and all who knew you x
