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Hi Stu,

It was a cracking race at the weekend, really exciting. It's a shame I don't have anyone to chat F1 with anymore, I really miss our chats. The pain just doesn't stop, it's torture.... I hope you are sleeping well? xx

We were sorry to see that when the site was updated our trbute to Stuart was not carried over from the orignal page (where we posted it on 24th July) so have posted it again.


Stuart

They say that we all have our path to follow and we were so glad that yours crossed that of our son, James, and ours. The tragedy is that your pathway has proved to be so much shorter than you deserved.

We have such happy memories of your group of friends during your schooldays in Southwell and you know that you were always welcome in our home ~ the fact that you were still all friends despite the many changes in your lives says a lot and we really cannot believe that we will never hear another anecdote about you. Those already posted on the site are great (and ring so true of you) but we only wish we could have heard them in other circumstances.

You will always be remembered as such a kind, considerate, loyal and dependable friend, one of life's real gentlemen; modest and self-effacing you never seemed to realise in what high esteem you were held by all who knew you.

The world is a poorer place for your passing; it's been a privilege to know you and you will leave a gap in so many lives on so many occasions. Rest in peace.

So sorry to hear the tragic news about Stuart. Thinking of you Sara, and all of the family, at this very difficult time. With much sympathy, Lizzie xxx

Although I only met Stuart once, I felt close to him being my family. Stuart had a great sence of humour and we had a good time making fun of how eachother spoke. I miss him a lot and we send our love to the Mitchell family.
Love Alexa x

I was terrified to learn the dreadful news about Stuart leaving us forever.
I ve only met Stuart a few times, but he managed to touch my heart. He was one of the nicest guys I have ever known. And even though we didn't know each other that well, he was there for me when I was going through difficult time recently. Only proves how loving and caring Stuart really was.
U will never be forgotten hun and will always be missed.

Condolences to family, friends and all the people Stuart managed to touch with his kind heart.

And big thanks to Kieth and Robby for introducing us. I feel privileged to be one of Stuart friends.

Sleep well xxx

My thoughts and prayers go out to Stuart's family.
I was shocked at learning of this news. I had the pleasure of working alongside Stuart for a couple of years at Birse Rail. Always an honest, hardworking and conscientious young man with a dry sense of humour and liked by all. A credit to his family. With Stu's move to work in London with Adam McA, we'd planned to catch up over a beer or too, but sadly never managed it. But we'll raise a glass in tribute. God Bless, Dec

Fun-loving nephew

Deepest sympathy to Peter and Joan and Sara.

We best remember Stuart from your stop-overs in Fife
en route to grandparents in Aberdeen.

A fun-loving (sometimes mischievous) boy.

We will all remember and miss him.

A dear cousin and nephew

A cousin and nephew who was dearly loved and will be remembered always. There is a link death cannot sever, Love and Remembrance last forever.
We will cherish the happy memories we had together in 2006, when Stuart and his family visited Canada, and when we visited Britain in 1997.
Love always,

June, Neil and Iona

not fair

Firstly my heart goes out to Peter, Joan and Sara.
It's just not fair that Stu has been taken from us.
I have so many memorys of fun and laughter with Stu, from the renault 5 seat incident, to RAC rally and fireworks. Stu loved his fireworks when we were kids and he found it really funny to throw them at me! We would laugh until we could no more.
Rest in peace Stu

To the entire mitchell family I cannot say how sorry i was to hear the terrible news. I offer my deepest sympathy to you all and hope your wonderful memories of stuart can make your loss even a little bit easier.