Stewart James Barquist

A great best friend.

I am very sorry to hear of your loss, please accept my condolences. Stew and I went through the academy together, class of 1-71. I remember he was a good guy.

I am so saddened by your loss. Stew was my training officer and landlord in North Bend. He was very patient and kind. He was very supportive of women police officers and became a good friend. I don't think I would have passed muster without his help. He would recite the Jabberwock and other Lewis Carroll poems while we were on stakeout. He leaves many fond memories. Bless you forever Stew.

Stew and my husband Ed have been friends since childhood . They enjoyed going the football games, Super Bowl parties and just talking about the old days.
Stew was a sweet and kind man. He will be missed by so many.
Rest In Peace dear friend❤

So sorry to hear of your loss. I worked with Stew at North Bend Police Dept for many years. May the family find comfort in their memories of times past. His sense of humor was so touching. God Bless!

Rest in peace. I remember him very well when I was Activities Director where he resided. I use to make sure he went on every outing he loved riding on the bus so, even the Maintenance Director would take Stuart for rides. Stuart would clap his hands to the music when we had entertainment non-stop till the show was over. He always had a big smile. Loved to watch the air planes. He will be missed.

Stewart was always a loving, sweet and funny father to our two children, Erik and Rebecca. He always was affectionate and playful. They were little mini-mes, and grew up to be adult mini-mes.

I fondly remember Stewart supporting our daughter, Rebecca's back as she pushed while giving birth to her daughter, Lindsay. Rebecca was so tired, and he was right in there helping her. It was heart warming to watch.

All who knew Stewart knew he loved sports. I watched many times as he...