The Fool’s Corner · For Stuart
For Stuart.
The Fool’s Corner is not a joke.
It’s a place for those who carried more than most, tried more than anyone saw, and kept going long after the cost became invisible to others.
This page is for Stuart.
This isn’t a photograph. It’s a drawing, made by someone who knew Stuart well enough to notice him. That kind of seeing takes time. And time is not given lightly.
Stuart
Stuart was many things.
Thoughtful. Protective. Funny in a quiet way. Deeply loyal. The kind of person who noticed the small things and showed up without needing applause for it.
He also lived with battles that didn’t announce themselves loudly, and he fought them longer than anyone should have to.
The Fool (as it should be)
The Fool is often misunderstood.
In stories, the Fool is not reckless or stupid. The Fool is the brave one. The one who steps forward anyway. The one who keeps choosing hope even when the road is heavy and the map keeps changing.
Stuart walked that path more times than most. This corner carries his name because it carries that courage.
Bad Decisions Club exists because real lives are complicated, messy, and rarely fit neat narratives. Stuart’s life sits at the heart of that truth. This page exists so we don’t look away from the parts of life that deserve gentleness, honesty, and remembrance.
Stuart is remembered here.
Fully. Honestly. Always.
Leave a tribute
If you knew Stuart, loved him, laughed with him, or simply want to acknowledge his life, you’re welcome to leave a few words here.
There is no right way to do this. Say as much or as little as you like. Your message can be public, or shared quietly.
You’re welcome to say as much or as little as you like.
Do you have someone you carry with you?
Stuart’s page exists because love doesn’t end when a life does. If you have a loved one you wish had a place like this, we would be honoured to create one for them too.
Create a tribute for your personIf this page has stirred something heavy: you don’t have to carry it alone. In Australia you can call Lifeline on 13 11 14 or emergency services on 000. If you’re Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, 13YARN is 13 92 76.