LICADD mourns the loss of our friend Stewart Paul and we honor the phenomenal contributions he made to prevention, treatment and recovery. Stu is survived by his beloved daughters Tracie and Heather, and his cherished "Special Lady" Jean Altwein. Called "The Grand Old Man of Seafield" he devoted more than 44 years of his life to the field of alcoholism/chemical dependency, helping those who so desperately needed his assistance and expertise. Stu created Employee Assistance Programs, Alcoholism/Chemical Dependency educational, interventional and treatment services and Relapse Prevention tracts. He also served as an Associate Director at LICADD and was friendly with our founder R. Brinkley Smithers. Stu provided more than 10,000 consultants for alcoholics, chemically dependent people and their families; created and conducted over 3,000 hours of Continuing Care Group Therapy Sessions, and provided over 2,000 workshops, seminars and presentations. Stu was also a faculty member at Stony Brook University, Cornell University and Adelphi University and developed and conducted alcoolism/chemical dependency courses at these institutions. Stu made more than 360 television appearances on this subject, and in 2004 was invited by the Government of Korea to be a keynote speaker a their First International Conference on Alcoholism, and was the recipient of countless awards throughout the years. He will be greatly missed.