1931
2018
J. C. Steward
SAN ANGELO
On Feb. 7, 2018 JC "Jess" Steward joined his parents and eight siblings along with his special cousin, Charles Steward in Heaven. Memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 10, 2018, at Water Valley Baptist Church. Arrangements are by Shaffer Funeral Home/Grape Creek.
He is survived by daughters, Belinda(Scott) Weddell, Stephanie Steward and Vickie Steward; grandchildren Neil Weddell, Jeni(David) Cason, J.C. Steward and Destinee Linker; and great-granddaughter Haylee Cason.
Jess was born Sept. 6,1931, in Udiana, near Mt. Vernon, Texas and travelled to West Texas with family following oil field and cotton work. As a teen, he worked for the railroad, then started the many years of truck driving all over the United States. Throughout the years he learned several trades through his many business adventures. For eleven years, he worked as the maintenance and was the helping hands to the many residents of Midland Hillcrest Retirement Home. At the age of eighty he came to live at the ranch in Water Valley, where for six years he shared his life with Scott, Belinda, Destinee, extended family and friends. He enjoyed helping with the livestock and his many special cats.
The family would like to thank the staff at Kindred Hospice for their compassionate care, with special thanks to Nurse
Theresa and Lillia, along with care givers, John, LaVonda, Lisa, and Madelyn.
Online condolences may be made at shafferpioneer.com.
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