Birth date: Nov 28, 1943 Death date: Oct 1, 2017
RACINE-Stuart Harvey Paulson, age 73, passed away at Ascension All Saints Hospital on October 1, 2017. On November 28, 1943, Stuart was born in Racine, WI to Harvey and Anna Gertrude (nee Anderson) Paulson. Stuart obtained his Ba Read Obituary
On behalf of my dad and myself go our our deepest sympathies and sorrow upon learning of Stu’s death. Cora and Stu both were so beloved by both of my parents, Bob and Carole Sus (née Barry) with Cora having served as my mom’s Maid of Honor when Mom and Dad got married on October 1, 1966. Dad always appreciated Stu’s handiness around the home and willingness to get in there and “do it himself.” Please know our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this most difficult time.
Cora, We live in Hudson, Wi up by our son Ryan, and I just saw this in the Journal Times. You were such a big part of my nursing school life, and loved you dearly. I remember when you and Stu married. Haven't seen you for a long time, but want you to know I am praying for you and your family at this time. Didn't realize he had had a heart transplant! Sounds like he had an extra 19 years with you. Will try to call you in the near future after you get through the upcoming days without Stu.
Kathy Welch Paradowski and Ray
I have been a friend of Stu and his family since 1975. We have had so many shared memories of him and his family since that time such as Chris hitting me below the belt when 1st introduced to him, Keri's hot dog slipping out of the bun at a Brewer's game after dad waited an inning to purchase it (Keri dare not ask for another one), Chris catching a walleye while dad and I told him it was only a stump, and Keri getting nailed by a fishing lure in the neck when Cora told Stu don't take the kids down to the pier. We as a family had a lot of good laughs together.
I personally will miss Stu as a true friend. I remember in September 1998 visiting him in the hospital on a Monday evening. I remember this day distinctly since he was waiting for a heart transplant, which he received later that evening. While we where alone, he told me his goal was only to make it to Keri's wedding. Son of a gun, he not only made it to that date but also Chris' wedding and then to add more fuel to the fire, he was able to watch 4 beautiful and wonderful grandchildren grow up. What more can one ask.
We will miss him, but as I told him a week earlier, we will remain friends with Cora and do things with her. Are thoughts are with the Paulson family.
Stu - when you find that fishing hole in heaven, save some fish for me.
Love, Diane and John Mann
