Stu Fitelson ’55: Ageless Athlete

You might be impressed to know that Stu Fitelson ’55, at the youthful age of 77, gets out on the ice regularly for a little hockey in a league of players who are mostly in the under-40 age range. But if that isn’t enough to impress you, then you should know that Fitelson, aka Seattle Stu, also plays basketball. And tennis. And baseball. All competitively.
And when he isn’t on the rink, or the field, or the court, he is the owner of an insurance company in Seattle, Wash., where he has lived for most of the past two decades.
Seattle Stu is a celebrity in the Seattle area, where his energy and athletic endeavors have been the subject of stories in local papers and television news. He has also used his celebrity status to endorse products.
“I’ll quit when I’m 100 years old,” Fitelson says, “or drop dead.”
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He’s for real. I am only 65 and I played tennis with Stu… he wins most of the time.
--Posted: April 18th, 2011 at 3:09 pmI am a good friend of Stu Fitelson. I think that Stu wishes that you include in the article that he played basketball at URI. He was an excellent shooting guard. Stu has a way with people that you are never a stranger and you feel more important as well as positive.
--Posted: May 1st, 2011 at 2:56 pm