RIP

God bless him and his family sorry to hear about this..

Stu was a kind and caring person.RIP Stu!

RIP Stu.

My condolences to his family

Carsten

the first thing that caught my eye when i tuned in this morning was the headline Stu had passed.
even though we all knew the end was coming, it was still a shock.
before i read through the comments, i said a few prayers and wiped away tears.
i really don't quite know what to say. thoughts and prayers to the family seem so empty when Stu was such a great, kind and giving man.
however, what else can one say at a time like this ?
he was like a brother to everyone he came in contact with, and he helped me several times with garage door problems over the years, the latest time was two years ago when he helped me pick replacement doors and openers.
last year, Stu was my "secret santa". he joked that he was going to "re-gift" to his victim, and i ripped back and forth with him on that. i don't know if it was an "arranged" pick, but as son as the package arrived, the address gave it away. the gift was a really neat pen & ink drawing of the "bullitt" cars with charlie brown driving the charger, and snoopy driving the mustang. this will be a very cherished possession for a very long time. it will remind me of Stu every day, and of that, i am greatly, greatly thankful.

Rest In Peace, Ride In Peace, and Repair [garage doors] In Peace my friend i never got to meet in person.
thoughts, condolences, and prayers to your wife and family in this time of grief.
i'm very, very sorry for your loss.

Knowing it was coming didn't make it any easier to hear.
RIP and Godspeed, my friend.



Tim

Words can't express the sadness and feelings we all have . . . condolences to Stu's family and his Moparts family . . . RIP

This is tuff news being so soon. Last week when the member posted his addy I bought a card for the first time in 30 years, Im not a card guy. So I mailed it Thursday with a note and when I did I thought "I hope he gets it".

Never easy. I hope the best for his wife and daughter.

Sad to hear , but I'd like to think he is now able to come back again with a healthy body and have fun all over again !

RIP Stu,prayers for the family.

RIP Stu, this is a giant loss to the Moparts community!

Rest in Peace Garage door man! I never met him but had him on facebook and his club page. Enjoyed his posts both here and there. I never will forget posting asking a garage door question and him giving me his number to call and worked me through it and then me posting on here about San Francisco information, He replied and told me to stop by and have a beer. Never got by but I can only imagine what it was like for his wife. Each day had to be an adventure not knowing who he might invite over. Definitely a very welcoming heart. Prayers to his family for healing and comfort both these first few days as well as weeks and months and years to come.

corey

Some of my fondest memories of Stu seem soo much more precious now. Going to his clubhouse and having hippy vodka. Insisting 'hugs' were appropriate at car meets. Facebook posting with insane content. over 25 years of him doing some fun stuff with his cars. We all can go on and on about how wonderful Stu is and how much he has enriched people lives just by being himself. His family must be beyond devastated for loosing someone soo loving and caring as him. My most heart felt condolences go to his family. I leave many a pray for him as he was more than one person. A husband, father, a fun guy, a car enthusiast, a fighter til the end. I feel like I should run my garage door at 'half mast' in memory of a man we all enjoyed calling a friend. Thank you Stu for many years of enjoyable conversations and contributions to our hobby. We will miss you and may the Lord share his light of passion apon you in heaven.
migsBIG

August 18, 1959... One week older than me.

Sigh...

Thank you! Bruce

Bryan McTaggart wrote a nice piece
https://bangshift.com/general-news/in-memoriam-stu-harmon-farewell-to-the-friendly-roadrunner/

Exactly.

It's a dark day for the Mopar Community.

Thank You Stu Harmon for what you offered to the Moparts community and all your gear head friends on the West Coast. Dearly missed but not forgotten. Rest easy brother.