Stuart gave invaluable time and energy to the North Shore Safety Council over several decades, acting as President, Treasurer, Secretary on multiple occasions and sometimes in multiple roles. Stuart was a mentor to new members and helped guide the organization through changes, always open to new ways of doing things, and responding to the growing and varied need for safety awareness and action. At last November's Annual General Meeting, Stuart was honoured with a Lifetime Member, only the second such designation in the North Shore Safety Council's 59-year history.

Even in illness, Stuart never missed a meeting that he could possibly attend. He was unfailingly upbeat and positive, with his typical sharp wit and humour always evident.

Stuart Lawson will be missed.

My thoughts go out to Stu's family. We spent many years working for transit, plus many years wworking at the bus roadeo's. He will be missed.

My sincere condolences to Stu's family.  For many years, I enjoyed working with Stu at Coast Mountain Bus Company.  Stu had a great sense of humour and was very kind to those he worked with.  So very sorry for your loss.

Heartfelt wishes to Stuart's loving family.  I remember so well Linda's smile at Stuart's levity.

I am sorry for your loss. I Worked with Stuart in North Van many years. and enjoyed his friendship.

I cherish the memory of my cousin Stuart, when I was a youngster and he three and a half years older than I. Some of those years he and his mother, Aunt Dorothy, lived at Great Ayton. It was maybe 25 miles from our home in Darlington, but with the buses in those days it took my dad and me perhaps two hours to get there. But it was worth it, for besides Stuart there was this wonderful train set... And again, when Stuart and family had settled in at St. Monica Grove in Durham, I would stay for a few days over New Year and play with his Subbuteo (in NUFC black and white). I saw him again much later when he was a London bobby, and then in 1999 when Kathy and I visited British Columbia. As we spread round the globe we find we don't see one another so much, and that's too bad. Nevertheless, we shared some happy moments and I mourn his passing. Our thoughts are with Stuart's family.
Ian Lambert, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Dear Stuart, I so enjoyed our little chats over the years. And no matter what we talked about you always threw in a bit of your subtle humor. It goes to show that you always looked at life with a sense of optimism, even when I talked to you a few weeks ago.
May you rest in peace, dear friend.

As a good friend and colleague at Coast Mountain Bus Company, Stuart and I continued our friendship on our retirement, sharing books, and stories from our sea faring days in the Merchant Navy.
He will be sorely missed at our regular coffee group and the Old Farts lunches.
Our condolences to Linda and family.

Ross Stevens
West Vancouver

We're so sorry for your loss.  Uncle Stuart was such a kind and generous man and he will be greatly missed.  We have so many memories of him - so many happy memories with lots of laughter.  Sending all of our love, Stu, Heather and Blake

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Mr. Stuart Alan Lawson

1 noviembre, 1942 – 17 agosto, 2013

Hollyburn Funeral Home

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