1945
David "Dave" William Stewart
2024
David "Dave" William Stewart
August 11, 1945 — June 1, 2024
Greenville, SC
David William Stewart, a man known for his loving nature, friendly demeanor, and adventurous spirit, passed away on June 1, 2024, in Greenville, SC. Born on August 11, 1945, in Huntington, NY, David's life was a testament to the joy of simple pleasures and the strength of familial bonds.
David, affectionately known by those close to him simply as Dave, was a devoted husband to his wife, Anita L. Stewart. Together, they built a life filled with laughter, love, and cherished memories. He was a beloved son to his late parents, David W. Stewart and Juliette M. Stewart, and a caring brother to Judy I. Stewart Lavarra. His legacy continues through his children, Debra L. Stewart, David W. Stewart, and Keith W. Stewart, as well as his adored grandchildren, Caitlin E. Horton, Matthew R. Horton, Jackson K. Stewart, and Carter W. Stewart. David's extended family of living cousins, nieces, and nephews also held a special place in his heart.
Dave's professional life was marked by his dedication and skill as a welder and maintenance repair person. His hard work was recognized on numerous occasions with certificates of appreciation, reflecting his commitment to excellence and the respect he earned from his peers. Despite the demands of his career, David always found time to engage with his community and forge lasting relationships through his work and personal life.
Outside of work, Dave's passions were as diverse as they were fulfilling. He was an accomplished bowler, boasting several perfect "300" games that were the highlight of many friendly competitions. His love for the outdoors was evident in his meticulously cared-for garden and the countless hours he spent swimming. David also had a passion for fitness; he was often found working out, his dedication to bodybuilding a testament to his discipline and strength.
Those who knew Dave will remember him for the warmth he brought into every room and the adventurous spirit that led him to embrace life's every moment. His presence was a source of comfort and joy to his family and friends, and his absence will be deeply felt by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
As we bid farewell to David William Stewart, we celebrate a life well-lived, full of moments that will be treasured forever. He was a man who loved deeply, laughed heartily, and lived fully. David's story is not just one of personal achievements and accolades but one of the countless lives he touched with his generosity and kindness.
In honoring Dave's memory, we reflect on the words that best describe him: a loving father, a friendly companion, and an adventurous soul. His spirit will continue to inspire those who were fortunate enough to have shared in his journey. Dave's life was a beautiful tapestry woven with the love of his family, the respect of his colleagues, and the friendships he cherished.
David "Dave" William Stewart's memory will be held in the hearts of his loved ones as a beacon of the joy and love he spread throughout his life. He will be missed, but the legacy of his kind and adventurous spirit will live on forever.
David, affectionately known by those close to him simply as Dave, was a devoted husband to his wife, Anita L. Stewart. Together, they built a life filled with laughter, love, and cherished memories. He was a beloved son to his late parents, David W. Stewart and Juliette M. Stewart, and a caring brother to Judy I. Stewart Lavarra. His legacy continues through his children, Debra L. Stewart, David W. Stewart, and Keith W. Stewart, as well as his adored grandchildren, Caitlin E. Horton, Matthew R. Horton, Jackson K. Stewart, and Carter W. Stewart. David's extended family of living cousins, nieces, and nephews also held a special place in his heart.
Dave's professional life was marked by his dedication and skill as a welder and maintenance repair person. His hard work was recognized on numerous occasions with certificates of appreciation, reflecting his commitment to excellence and the respect he earned from his peers. Despite the demands of his career, David always found time to engage with his community and forge lasting relationships through his work and personal life.
Outside of work, Dave's passions were as diverse as they were fulfilling. He was an accomplished bowler, boasting several perfect "300" games that were the highlight of many friendly competitions. His love for the outdoors was evident in his meticulously cared-for garden and the countless hours he spent swimming. David also had a passion for fitness; he was often found working out, his dedication to bodybuilding a testament to his discipline and strength.
Those who knew Dave will remember him for the warmth he brought into every room and the adventurous spirit that led him to embrace life's every moment. His presence was a source of comfort and joy to his family and friends, and his absence will be deeply felt by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
As we bid farewell to David William Stewart, we celebrate a life well-lived, full of moments that will be treasured forever. He was a man who loved deeply, laughed heartily, and lived fully. David's story is not just one of personal achievements and accolades but one of the countless lives he touched with his generosity and kindness.
In honoring Dave's memory, we reflect on the words that best describe him: a loving father, a friendly companion, and an adventurous soul. His spirit will continue to inspire those who were fortunate enough to have shared in his journey. Dave's life was a beautiful tapestry woven with the love of his family, the respect of his colleagues, and the friendships he cherished.
David "Dave" William Stewart's memory will be held in the hearts of his loved ones as a beacon of the joy and love he spread throughout his life. He will be missed, but the legacy of his kind and adventurous spirit will live on forever.
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