Stuart Elliott, who was in charge of ETU and also worked there, has died. His team told him that he had died. The TEU said that the person who planned the event has died. While they prayed for the family and sent their condolences online, many other people did the same. Stuart’s death was announced on a Facebook page, and it was clear that Stuart had already died. Stuart was a person who did things that were risky and caused a lot of trouble for the community.
Stuart was an organizer for the ETU workplace, and since 2018, he has also been the leader of the Downer EBA campaign. Even though he worked hard and got a good raise, he was also brave regarding industrial development. Stuart has worked for the ETU since 2019. He worked in the Union New Castle office and deals with members from many different industries. Stuart also worked with many power plants, gas plants, and mines from all over Australia to develop their workplaces, deal with problems, and find solutions to them. In many places, he also built power plants.
The Electrical Trades Union (ETU) posted online on their company’s Facebook page that Stuart had passed away. They also said that they were very sorry for Stuart’s family, friends, and coworkers. They said that Stuart died on Tuesday, January 3, 2023, which was a Tuesday. Even though the news of his death was already out, the family hasn’t said what happened to him yet. Many sources have said that he died because of something, but that can’t be accepted because the family hasn’t said what happened.
Stuart used to love playing the guitar, and he even tried out for the band Vehement. He was also interested in and good at cricket. Once, he took nine wickets for only seven runs. Even though a lot of people posted their condolences online, Stuart’s family hasn’t said anything yet because they haven’t said how he died. Stuart’s personal and family information is still unknown, but it is clear that he kept his life private. A lot of Stuart’s friends also wrote online about how sad they were for the family.
Many people paid tribute to Stuart online. One Twitter user said that he had the pleasure of meeting Stuart and playing cricket with him. He said that Stuart was a good teammate. Another user told Stuart’s family that he was sorry for their loss and that he loved them. He also said that ETU will be grateful. Another Facebook user wrote that he was sorry to hear about Stuart’s death and that he was sending the family his condolences. The user said that Stuart worked hard for the ETU, and that everyone in the company will miss him.