Dammit! Never met him in person....had a couple private messages with him is all. May he RIP and prayers to the family.

RIP Stu,prayers to all he left behind

At least everybody got their chance to express their feelings for hopefully his benefit, while the end was approaching.

Not often does life offer that.

There is a message here..

RIP

Mention Stu, and this is the pic that always came to (my) mind.........

R.I.P. Stu So sorry to hear this !

RIP Stu. You will be missed by so many. Prayers for your family

When it's your time, it's your time. But dammit, I was hoping to have one more drink with him at the MPM Clubhouse. Rest easy, Stu, and thanks for a great Thanksgiving.

RIP Mr. Harmon, you will be forever missed...

Rest in peace Stu. I enjoyed chatting with him and will really miss him. When I heard he was sick and mentioned wanting to meet Danny from Count's Kustoms, I sent an email off to every email address I could find for them as well as their Instagram. Unfortunately, I didn't get very far with it. I'm sorry I couldn't make it happen buddy......rest easy.

No words can portray,

But all the blessings to Our Man!

You will NEVER be forgotten among us.

Shake hands, I’ll just bet Unlawful will show you the way...

Gods speed Stu, you'll be missed here.

Stu is one of those guys that everyone wants meet and hang with. You guys that got to party with Stu I am envious We gotta find a cure for this horrible disease too many good people are leaving us too early.
So long buddy you will be sorely missed around here

Here's one for you buddy

Gus

Going to miss his posts... man cancer sucks.

Sincere condolences to the Harmon Family.

When I read the other day that hospice was at his home I knew the time was near. Condolences to his family.
I had the pleasure of being his secret santa one year and also spoke to him on the phone as he was giving me some advice on my garage door.
He will definitely be missed on moparts

Incredibly well said Jim. He was one of those people you were fortunate to cross paths with. It didn't matter how long or how well he knew you. He was equally gracious to all. I was only in his neck of the woods one time (out in SF from Wisconsin) and he took time out of his day to pick me up at the BART station to take me cruising in the road runner. His wife was clearly used to the frequent car buff company that he was surrounded by as she made us a great thanksgiving dinner and shared time and stories in the Stu man cave.

RIP Stu!

Godspeed Stu............we all love you.

Mike

(thanks GT for this nice photo of Stu the prez)

Stu was one of the first people to welcome me to this site when I joined back in 1997. Like everyone else, I'm gonna miss his sense of humor, and how welcoming he was to anyone who wanted to stop by to see him when they visited his area. Stu helped me more than once with my garage door, and he is one of a few here who's number is in my phone. R.I.P. Stu, and thanks for being a friend.

Well this sucks, never met Stu but I did talk to him a few times.

Great guy, RIP

RIP Stu, always a great guy with a big friendly personality and a pleasure to read his post and welcoming spirit to all on this board. His Mid-Pen Reference confused many regarding his location, I always found that amusing :-) I always looked forward to his event coverage over the years.

Prayers and best wishes to his family for their loss, even more difficult this close to the Holidays. Godspeed.