Stuart Memorial Services were held in New Mexico, Ohio, and California.Each service was a testiment to Stuart as friends and family came to recount the endless and ripple effect he had on all of our lives. The Ohio memorial service held at OSU campus was recorded and you can listen to his euology and hear stories below. If you have any addditional stories to share you may contact the webmaster and I will post it to the list.
For those of you who could not attend the memorial services or did not receive a copy of the CD set, you may wish to take a listen. This recording includes his eulogy by Beverly Longe.
These are in mp3 format. Right click to download and play.
Download a Program Guide of the Audio PDF.
Download the entire 1st CD (mp3)
Download the entire 2st CD (mp3)
An online guestbook is availible in addition to this website. It will be online until March 2009.
This is Stuart’s banana pancake recipe, in the same words he wrote back when he had those pancake parties in the early 1990s. This was the recipe he liked to use for July 4th mornings.
Petey’s Pancakes
2 ½ c. Bisquick or Aunt J.
½ c. wheat germ
½ c. rice flour (I used soy)
½ c. Wheatina hot cereal, uncooked
1/4 c. poppy or sesame seeds
½ t. ginger
to taste: cinnamon , lemon peel, orange peel
2 tsp. vanilla
3 ripe bananas, mashed
3 eggs
1 c. plain yogurt
½ to 1 ½ c. milk
Mix dry and wet ingredients separately, then blend. Add milk. (I mixed the batter the night before and added more milk in the a.m.) Batter thickens and produces thick pancakes. Drop 1/4 cup onto 325-350 degree griddle. Cook until one side bubbles, then flip. Easily frozen for microwaving.
Batter can be made the night before.
To add blueberries, sprinkle berries on top of pancakes after pouring batter onto the pan (avoids the soggy spot in the dough).
Syrup: add 1-2 drops lemon oil or extract.
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