Stuart Mulnick

I just became aware of this website and wish to share my memories of Stu. We met while attending City Collge in New York and became good friends. I was stu and Carol 's best man at their wedding. I live in Los Angeles and had the good luck of seeing Stu and Carol in Santa Monica on a visit they made to their son about 5 years ago?They both looked just like I remembered them from Collge days. Stu was a great guy and a true friend. He will be missed…Joe Follick

Our good neighbor and friend of almost 40 years , our friendship continued in Florida , a funny generous friend who we will truly miss… Brooklyn queens day jokes will never be the same….. Many many memories and his jokes always put a smile on our faces… We are truly saddened for our dear friend carol.richie And all his many friends …we share in your grief Stu ,,,we Miss you,,,,Annette & Allan

I grew up with Stuart but had not seen him since we were teen agers in the Bronx. We are cousins, perhaps three times removed. I learned of his passing from our cousin Susan Raitt. Although I did not know his wife, Carol, I share in your grief. I have wonderful memories of Stuart. May he rest in peace Steven Tavss

I was deeply saddened to learn of Stu's passing. I met Stu in 1968 when we were teaching in a junior high school in Jamaica, New York. Stu went on to become an outstanding administrator and principal and I moved on to serve as a school psychologist. We remained friends for many years and many enjoyable times together. Stu's wit and sense of humor never failed to engender laughter.Rest in peace,my friend. Shelly Meisel

We are deeply saddened to learn of Stu's passing. We met in 1968 at a junior high school in Jamaica NY when we were serving as teachers. Stu became a fabulous principal and administrator and I a school psychologist. Our friendship was treasured for many years. Stu was fun to be with and his wit and sense of humor always put a broad smile on my family's faces. He was simply a lovable guy. Rest in peace my friend. Shelly Meisel & family

Iâ??m sad today, having learned last night that my cousin Stu died. We were very close growing up, and went to the same High School. I remember having frequent conversations with him while were still in school, when each of us complained and commiserated with each other about things going on in our lives, and then went on to release all of that in humor and silliness.I am very happy that we remained in touch through the years, although I wish we had been able to see more of each other. (I guess that's something to remember and apply going forward.) Stu was always smart and witty. I loved hearing about the places he and Carol traveled to, some of which I didnâ??t even know existed. I will most remember his insightful conversations, peppered with his usual sense of humor, and how much I looked forward to and treasured his humorous and inspiring broadcast emails.Carol, I know this is a difficult time for you, but please stay in touch. Don't hesitate to let me know if you need anything, and I hope to travel to see you sometime soon.Susan Raitt