I work for the landscaping company that looks after the building George worked at.. Every time I’m at the building he would surprise me by getting me a coffee or some chocolate RIP To A great man forever will be in my heart.

I always knew that my mother was in good hands with George ‘at the helm’ at 50PA.  He cared so much for all of the residents in the building and knew everyone’s names. He regularly asked about our lives and was sincerely interested in knowing the answers.  

A sparkling gem, gone far too soon. 

We will miss you George.  You will always be specially remembered in our hearts. 


   My deepest condolences to your family. George is a wonderful friend of mine. He will be in my hearts and his memories will always remembered.
Wishing your family more strength and peace during this hard time.

I am deeply saddened by the loss of George. He was a big part of my community and part of my daily life – always professional and kind. My sincere condolences to George’s family. He will be missed at 50 PA.

It is with great sadness that we lose George at 50 Prince Arthur Ave.  He was indeed an 'icon' at the building as everyone knew him, loved him and thanked him for his good service.  He remembered all of our names and always inquired about our families.  A few years ago as I entered  a taxi at 'Billy Bishop' airport and told him '50 Prince Arthur Ave' his first question to me was,  "Is George still there?"  I smiled and he told me "everyone knew George".  A good friend, we will miss him and our sympathies go out to you and your family.

George greeted us on our arrival at 50 Prince Arthur and ever after. He was always kind to our children and grandchildren. A fine gentleman who Gail and I respected and admired. A terrible loss and so unexpected. We will miss him. 
Jim Hayes and Gail Butler

Our sincere condolences to George’s family and friends.  We are also shocked and deeply saddened by his death.  Henry and I became friends with George during our first stay at 50 Prince Arthur Avenue from 1998 to 2003.  We were delighted when he greeted us again on our return in 2016.  George was unfailingly considerate and helpful, even remembering the names of visiting friends.  Our thanks to the family for sharing snapshots of George’s life.  A fine, genuine person has left us, and we will miss him.    Gail Greer and Henry Jerzy.

To Elizabeth, Anthony and the beautiful Stuart Family,

It was with shock to learn of the passing of the very kind and beautiful George Stuart.   He was a devoted Father, Husband to Carina, Son to Mary and Al and Brother to all of you.  To many of us he was a cousin who always had a smile for others.

Your video shows the incredible life of celebration he lived!!  Perhaps the most profound were his own wedding, and the recent wedding of gorgeous Elizabeth.   That brought tears to my eyes to see the reveal of Elizabeth for her wedding, the boutonnière pinning by Elizabeth on her dad's suit, walking her down the aisle, the dance of Elizabeth and George.

May God bring George to a new place of celebration, of his goodness, of his kind ways, of his grace and may there be peace.  

I will be present with you in prayers over the next three days.

Love Always,

Maureen &Klaus Stitz & Family

A consummate Professional at 50 Prince Arthur Avenue 

We will miss him.





Brent Reid ,Hubert Bonnet

Alaine & I will forever hold dear in our hearts  George's kindness & humour --   

My husband Peter Eberhardt and I knew George through his wonderful work at 50 Prince Arthur. We always enjoyed chatting with him and exchanging news. Recently, he shared his pleasure at participating in his daughter's wedding. And as a former Montrealer, I enjoyed hearing about his trips to Brossard to visit family. To us, George was the face of 50 Prince Arthur and we will miss him greatly. Our sincere condolences to all George's family. 

As residents of 50 Prince Arthur Avenue,  we will always remember George's friendly personal greetings and his helpful nature every day.  He made it a  rule to learn the first name of everyone in the building.  A wonderful concierge who will be greatly missed.  Our sincere condolences.

Terry and Naomi Jeffs

My children Tova and Benjamin have known George for the greater part of their life since we moved in at 50 Prince Arthur about 22 years ago. 

George was always kind to them, respectful of his position which he fulfilled dutifully, helpful and thankful to all. 

He has been missed every time he went away on holidays or for personal reasons. 

Losing his dear wife Corina was the blow that hit him the hardest. He must be comforted to be reunited with her in heaven!

How proud he is of you Elizabeth and your new life with your husband!  I know he sent you our congratulations when you married. 

May we all remember his laugh, his professionalism and his kind words. 

May he rest in peace with the angels. 

With sadness and a warm virtual hug for this kind man. 

Véronique 

OBITUARY

George Philip Stuart

May 29, 1960 – July 13, 2018

Delmoro Funeral Home

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