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Rodney Humphreys
December 9, 2008
Will, I'm sorry about your Mom. When a parent is ill or any
loved one, it is hard to concentrate on anything. You do a
great job and I know she was very proud of you. Hang in
there.(Hokierodneync)
Michael McKelvy
December 9, 2008
Will, I did not know your Mom while you lived in Charllottesville, but your words could not have been better in a reflection of who she was and what she held close to her. My thoughts and prayers are with you each day
Scott Anderson
December 9, 2008
Will and Family:
The hokie nation will miss you Ruth. I only know of Will through the techsideline website but I am always sadden when we lose a member of the hokie nation. We are all family at Va. Tech. We will miss you and by the way make the bearcats throw a few interceptions Jan. 1
Scott
Mechanicsville Va.
Bill Martin
December 9, 2008
My condolences to all the Stewart family. I know of Will only through the website, but thought of my own mom as I read your reflections about your mom. My mom also passed away from cancer, 3-1/2 years ago. I remember vividly going to Va Tech games with my mom and my sister when I was young in the early 70's. One of my older brothers was Tech's nosetackle then. We also listened to away games on the radio. After college I moved to the Northeast, but always loved to talk to my mom on the phone at halftime while we were watching games on TV. Now I am with my family in West Africa, so we are back to listening to radio broadcasts, over the internet.
May our Lord Jesus Christ comfort you all as you grieve the loss of this dear woman.
Bill Martin
Michael Wright
December 8, 2008
Will and Family,
I pray for Gods comforting touch to rest upon you and your family.May His Mercy and Grace pour over you and all of your loved ones !
A loyal subscriber,
Cris Simmons
December 8, 2008
Will and Family,
As one of the entries above states, I only know Will through his work on line. I do know enough through his writing to know that he comes from a very caring and compassionate family. It may be his business, but he goes out of his way to communicate in a personal way to everyone who asks an opinion or raises a cheer with him. Those qualities only come from folks that teach such genuine, homespun care and emotions. Mrs. Stewart surely must have been a large catalyst of it all.
May God's blessing and hand of comfort be with you all as you celebrate the life of the one who was such a special part of your lives
Harry Daughtry
December 8, 2008
My thoughts are with you, Will, in this moment od sadness.
God bless!
DAVID KANTOR
December 8, 2008
You have our condolences, your mom sounds like my mom who is 72 ,listen to the games on the radio or TV and tells the defense to intercept the ball when the ball is in the air or telling the opposing offense to fumble .your mom sound like one great person she will always be in our prayers . David Kantor
Dayton Crowder
December 8, 2008
Will, Before the stadium was shuffled a few years ago we enjoyed sitting just in front of your parents in Section 16. We really enjoyed meeting your parents and agree with your TSL article on how special a person she was. She was very proud of you and the success you have made of Tech Sideline. Our heartfelt sympathies go out to to you and your family.
TSL Subscriber
Todd Patterson
December 8, 2008
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Bill Eaton
December 8, 2008
Will, I only know you through the computer, but I have read enough of your stories to say I know you pretty well. I know you have had rough time the last few month. My heart goes out to you, and your family. You are in our prayers
William Gardner
December 8, 2008
Sincere sympathies Will, to you and yours.
Bill Gardner and Family
Richmond, VA
John Mimms
December 8, 2008
I remember her at the baseball games when I played on a team with Richard. Sorry to hear of your loss.
Nancy Cook
December 8, 2008
Will, I share your grief at your mother's passing. I, too, have an 80 year old mother who is a HUGE Hokie fan. God bless your mother, and bless you and your family for the troubles you've dealt with this season.
A Techsideline friend, NancyK
Eric Ryan
December 5, 2008
So sorrry for you loss. Your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Mimi Vincent
December 5, 2008
Dear Stewart Family,
We are sorry for your loss. I am priveleged to have met Ruth several years ago at Will and Nan's wedding. She was a class act! I know she was a blessing to her family. We will keep you all in our prayers...
With love,
from the family of
Gerald Moore
December 5, 2008
My deepest sympathy to Dr. Richard Stewart and all the family.
Sincerely,
Gerald Moore
Nell Coleman
December 5, 2008
My sincere condolences on Ruth's passing. I will remember her vivacious spirit.
I keep her and the family in my prayers. May Ruth rest in peace and may God shower you with his blessings.
Cordially,
Nell Coleman
Julie O'Kelly (Davis)
December 5, 2008
The Whole Stewart Gang -
As you all know, Ruth was an incredible person and friend to our family. She always had a smile on her face and made everyone feel so welcome in her company. I'm sorry I haven't spent as much time with her in the near past, but my time on Fifth Street, with you-all at our back door, has vast memories of good times. Ruth and Mary Alice will be getting together soon, having a chat about the good old days, all their kids and grandkids, and perhaps a bridge game. Your loss is felt by many. Please know the Davises are there if you need them.
Diane Weaver
December 5, 2008
My deepest & heartfelt sympathy go out to you and your family Dr. Stewart. If their is anything I can do for your please let me know. I heard amazing stories of your mom when I worked on South 6 but had no idea at the time that was your mother. " The apple doesn't fall far from the tree."
"May thoughts of all your mother meant
Of love she gave, of good times spent -
Bring you peace and comfort, too,
And keep your mother close to you.
With Deepest Sympathy
& Love
Diane, US South 5
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