Dear Ei, I am so sad to hear of Stu's passing. He was a great guy and I always enjoyed talking to him. He was the kind of guy who made you feel like you have known him for years. I always appreciated how he could maintain such a wonderful disposition while suffering with his breathing. I am positive that he has been welcomed in heaven with open arms. I will miss him and know that he is looking down on all of us. God bless Stu and yourself. 
John Spezzano

Bryan, Michael and Jennifer - So very saddened for your loss. Our hearts are heavy but our memories of your father are happy ones. The first time I met your father was in 1986 at the Cafero's memorial day celebration right before my marriage to your Uncle Joseph. I remember your father being so friendly and kind to me. We talked about how nice it was going to be for the three of you and  Taylor to become family. We had many wonderful family events together. We were also honored to have your father as Taylor's confirmation sponsor. My love to you all and sincerest condolences to you Eileen. love , Aunt Donna Oddie (Wallingford Ct.)

Eileen,

   So happy that Stu came into your life. He so enriched it. Always a smile .He was a wonderful Brother-in-Law.  Word can not express my sorrow .

Dear Eileen, Dick and I are so sad that your "Stu" and our friend has passed.  We have shared so many wonderful times together; West Beach, Fenway Park, Little Italy,our New Years Eve dinners, on and on.  What a wonderful man, a strong fighter, and a great hugger. He is now in the loving arms of God.  You now have a wonderful angel looking over and guiding you.

Eileen, words alone cannot describe my sorrow for your loss.  Prayers are on their way for you and your family.
Pat Trefny Ford

Dear Eileen,
We are so sorry to hear of Stu's passing. The time you had together was 
so special, he loved you so much. A true love story. 
Stu was a kind, compassionate man who loved life, may he rest in peace. You are in our thoughts and prayers. 
Love, Donna and Heidi Anderson and Kristen Weardon

Dear Eileen:  It is with great sadness that I write this note.  I met Stu in the latter part of his life , (actually when he met and married you).  You both beamed  with happiness.   Though your time together was short I am certain because of you he was here a lot longer. You took better care of him than a band of professionals. (in addition to working two jobs!!) May your beautiful memories sustain you in the grieving process and may he rest in peace until you meet again Also, my condolences to his children. always, your friend  Kathy Lally Cullen

Eileen and Family,
We are so sorry for your tremendous loss. Stu was a class act. Always with kind words, his sweet character and compassion for others was endless. I have so many wonderful memories of conversations we had during his haircut appointments. We covered everything from family to our rivalry between his Mets and my Yankees! He was so positive through his illness and had great strength to fight through it. I'm going to miss my friend of 30 yrs but know he's going to be smiling down at all of us. He's at peace now and with God. May his memory be eternal.

To the Liberty family,
I had the pleasure of working with Stu many, many years ago at the post office.  He was always smiling, and had a kind word for everyone.  My sincere condolences.

A beautiful man with a fine intellect coupled with a human sensitivity that few around him possessed.
 Many were envious of the extraordinary gifts God bestowed upon him. Stu was un- phased by these great gifts and exhibited a humility that made him so special,extending a helping hand to anyone in need. 
His fine giftedness on the trombone and piano, his love and participation of sports, the arts, and most of all the love of his family. He was always positive with his children and held them in the highest esteem.
He possessed a compassion for other's plight.  His infinite patience with others and life itself was admirable. He navigated through very difficult times with an unmatched courage. 
When facing his illness he was undaunted, always thinking positively and courageously. 
He often visited others at the end of their lives with the same disease providing encouragement and support knowing full well, that he too would soon meet the same fate. 
Words cannot sum up this man, he was one of God's very special gifts, sent to us for way too short a time. His absence will dim the brightest of lights.

Dear Stu,
You will be missed by all of us.
We've known you since you were 18 and coming over to see Geoia. You and my mom developed a deep bond which has lasted your lifetime. We shared so many holidays with you and Geoia and your three beautiful children at your Lawrence Hill home. Who could forget the tennis and paddle ball doubles, the scrabble and gin rummy and the picnics at Fairfield Beach with all 28 of us.  You were always an optimist a very calm and gentle man and  very brave throughout your health problems. Your children adore you and stayed by your side every step of the way.
I will miss your enigmatic  smile dear brother- in-law as will the entire family.

Stu
We shared so many happy holidays together with you and Geoia and your beautiful children hosting.  You were such a wonderful Dad to your kids who have been by your side every step of the way ..  I won't  ever forget  the paddle ball and tennis  the games of scrabble and gin and of course our picnics at the Fairfield Beach Club with all  25 of us..You had a close bond with my  mother  since you were 18 and she misses you deeply. We will all miss your brilliant smile and your gentle calmness and your courage. Rest in peace Stu.
Your sister-in-law.

Dear Liberty Family,
So sorry to learn of Stu's passing I worked with Stu many years ago in Stamford.  May fond memories keep his spirit with you always ..... RIP...........

So sorry to hear of Stuart's passing,always a positive,likable person from Stamford High.Though he may be gone,I am sure he will always be loved and never forgotten by his loving family.

To our Father: We loved you. We love you still. You are part of us now and always will be. You made us who we are, and you made this world a better place. You take our hearts with you as you move on...

To our Family & Friends: Since our Father's passing we have been overwhelmed with warm wishes, joyful memories, and- most importantly- smiles from all of you. Thank you for thinking of us and for helping us celebrate Stu's life. He's smiling still.

-bryan liberty

To the Liberty Family-so very sorry to hear that Stuart passed away. Please know that he is in my thoughts and prayers as well as all of you. I took care of him often at Stamford Hospital. May God be with you all. Deepest Sympathies,
Laurie (Hayford) Fuda

Thank you dear soldier for serving our country.
A grateful American

Eileen and family, we are so saddened by your loss. In all the years iv'e known you i have never seen you so happy!May your love "Stu" Rest in Peace and with no more pain. Stay strong

I extend my condolences to the entire Liberty Family on the transitioning of Stuart. A great friend and a great person. We've enjoyed a friendship from SHS and worked together at the Postal Service. I share your loss deeply. May God bless and comfort us all during this difficult time. Stu until we meet again.

Stu I will always remember your generous spirit and your welcoming smile.
I have many family memories of fun holidays and good times.
I envision you are in a unique place figuring everything out and wondering why others are lost.
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One of the rich contributions you gave the world is the three beautiful children you and Geoia brought into this world. 
We will miss you!
Carole Oddie 
 
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Eileen, so sorry for you're loss.You're in my thoughts.

My memory of you, and there are many is that of a vibrant, intelligent,  optimist who was engaging and entertaining.  Your patience, whether it was  with me or Dad was remarkable. My father adored you and I know you felt the same way toward him. I looked up to you and when times were tough, you were always there to listen and be a sounding board. You never gave advice.  Rather you shared with me how you reacted to similar events and circumstances.  Remember the bluefish we "reeled" into the boat at Cedar Cove Marina?  One would have thought we hooked a whale from all the shouting and hollering we did! I can recall the people on the dock looking at us like a couple of turkeys. Then there was our beloved Mets.  I'm sure you are watching every game.  And it looks like they have a chance to take the pennant this year.  I remember the Chevette, and the Volvo and your  Benson & Hedges 100's.  I remember how you and Geoia would host all the Holidays and all the fun we had. I miss you.  Love. Joseph

OBITUARIO

Stuart A Liberty

19 noviembre, 1948 – 1 septiembre, 2015

Leo P. Gallagher & Son Funeral Home

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