Hang in there Stu
Never met you , but from browsing at your posts
and reading about your hospitality , were a lot alike.
Wish we coulda met. We still might , who knows .
Doctors are wrong 90% of time ..
go through the BS procedures , chances are
with a little bit of that engine fix fluid , they can give
you a couple more years of quality time . But maybe
even more. Remember doctors only practice .
Me and you only get paid on a job if it works right .
I gotta go to church with the ol lady Sunday ,
Ill ask for a favor . It might help .
This wont be easy , but what is ??

sorry to hear this stu.
hope the doctors fan hold it off and things go for the best.
i have a long time close friend with a inop cancerous brain tumor so i can somewhat relate.

they say give yourself something to look forward to every day. this helps keep a positive attitude witch is important.

I have a friend who had brain cancer I think 20 years ago. He is a big believer in God and faith. He has had tests that keep saying he is cancer free. I am a believer that most people get told they have XX time left that cancer takes them but there are nes that give the big old finger to cancer and say you are not taking me. Those are the ones that live on well past the xx time that was given them. Fight it out Stu you got it!

Wishing you the best Stu!

Cancer took my dad & I think of him every day.

He fought to the end, I hope you do too!

He managed to stick around for 8 years after his original diagnosis.

Every day is precious, enjoy each one!

We should all do that while we can.

I am absolutely sick, and stunned by this news. Stu, has been a part of the site for as long as I can remember and someone who brought great joy to a lot of us. Stu, I’m going to pray as hard as I can for you, and hope you recover. Moparts and earth is a much better place with you staying right where you are...

Thinking of you!

Mikey

One of my biggest fears of dying is leaving my children. They already lost their mother to this horrible disease almost 11 years ago. My son is mentally challenged and not aware but my daughter is almost 19 and misses her mom a lot now that she is becoming an adult. Get better Stu

Stu
Although like others on here we have never met or interacted but reading your initial post moved me. Your candor and wit about your situation is remarkable and a sobering reminder of how fragile we truly are. Your post has inspired me to understand our tomorrows are limited.
I wish I had something a fraction as inspirational as you about this but unfortunately I don't. Please know my thoughts are with you...
Bill

That's terrible news. I don't post much, but still seems like I know you from reading the forum for so many years. I hope the doctor is wrong. If that isn't the case, I hope you catch a miracle. Everyone here appreciates you. Take care.

Sorry to read this.

It's obvious you have touched many lives here and elsewhere! You are a generous, kind, and helpful person. Thank you.

Stu! I met you only once a while back and only stop in here occasionally now. I'm sorry I didn't see this earlier.
You have been a great man here and in your own wide sphere through many years.
I try to live in such a way that I have a positive effect. You have been a role model that goes way beyond what I could hope to accomplish in word, deed and outlook.
When faced with adversity, you have always remained true to yourself and worked hard to overcome. Your footsteps have always been seen on the high road.
You have been a strong worker, husband, father and friend. You have given from the heart to so many here and in your life.

And now you say it's coming to an end.

I certainly agree with the other posts that express shock, dismay, positive thoughts and calls for you to fight this. I know you would even without our encouragement, because that is the kind of man you have embodied all these years. The kind of man that we have all grown to love, respect and admire.

If there is anything that is within my power to provide, do not hesitate to ask. This world would be a smaller, meaner place without your presence. Know that you are in my thoughts, and if one more voice raised in your name would tip the balance, I'll sing and shout until mute. Not merely for my own selfish desires to have you around, but as a beacon to others that can also be enriched by your example.

Very sorry to hear this! Prayers will be with you and your family.

Cuck Fancer!

Get up and kick its butt. You've never been a quitter and I don't expect you to start now.

There's still a lot of screwing around that needs doing and I haven't been able to get out there and Boogie With Stu. You're not going anywhere till we say so.


Oh, as for that picture you posted...

I've seen better legs in a bucket of chicken.



Love ya brother!

Stu,

I'm sad to hear about this. I'm glad I got to meet you and your wife at Spring Fling many years ago. You've obviously made a great impression on the Moparts community. Thank you for being a stand-up guy.

I just found out the bad news today... I cried !!

Stu has always been one of the best and most trusted car guy friends... We didnt hang out a bunch, but I will miss him


God bless you, Sally and the girls..

Wow, so sorry to hear. I've been on Moparts a long time and every time I have logged on you are always there offering advice and goofing with other members. I kind of consider you the "official Mr. Moparts".
Take care my friend.

I just read this a few minutes ago and I too am speechless : (. Stu, I don't post much on your threads but I have sure enjoyed reading about your car and your car show adventures. You have certainly made the Moparts community a better place!

Keep fighting, you can beat this.

Am at a loss for words, or for anything beyond what has already been stated. Want to again thank you for the help and conversation at different times over the years. My thoughts are with you and family.

Ed

Stu,

I just saw this thread. I am so sorry to hear this and will keep you and your family in my prayers. Godspeed for a full recovery. Had a great time visiting with you and hope to do so again!!

Randy

Man......

Here’s a bit of good times passed. Roughly 2006 Jimmy’s Old Car Picnic in Golden Gate park. You got up on the picnic table to make all around you aware of all the great things(food/drink/beer) that you were making available to all who came by your tent.

Two turkeys deep frying and quite a few side dishes. I couldn’t believe this car show. Food....beers....fun....at a car show!?!? Not super responsible, but big time fun. Hung out for hours and was well fed. I’ll never forget it.

A pic of me sucking the deep fried turkey out of my teeth.

Made it to that show a few times and always had a great time hanging out

Wishing you the best Stu....Sally...,and your girls....