The Rev. Charles M. Stuart

I only have warm positive memories of Charles and his servant leadership. He set a fine example for others.

Chuck is celebrating with Jesus again this year. Hallelujah!

I first met Chuck when he served on the board of directors for Child and Family Service of Saginaw. We worked together for years there. He was a dedicated, compassionate, and steadfast advocate for our clients and the fulfillment of their needs. His support surpassed his tenure on the board. I last visited with him at the agency´s new building open house. He was a remarkable and wonderful man. He will rest in peace and rise in glory!

Deep peace of the running wave to Chuck and to all who knew and who loved him. I knew Chuck as my pastor, fellow Apple Mtn ski instructor and friend. He was one fine human being.

Oh Kati and Joe. I am so sorry for your loss. May God comfort your hearts as you grieve this amazing father. I love you all.

The Reverend Charles Stuart came to St. John's in 1967 and served as Rector for 25-1/2 yrs. My family and I, and the congregation, found him to be warm, outgoing and approachable, and as we worshipped together, we felt the joy of loving God through Christ. May Charles rest in peace. And to his family, I extend my deepest sympathy, and God's peace and comfort. Jacqueline Forrest Friend

I knew Reverend Stuart as a girl because my parents were active in the St. John´s community. I was inspired by his morality and compassion even at a young age. I am not at all religious but I learned a great deal about character from my observation of Reverend Stuart. I send his family my condolences and sympathy on your loss.

My father as senior warden of St. John´s Saginaw hired Chuck as rector, whereupon he became a family friend. He married Myrna and me. The Church had a good and faithful servant in Chuck Stuart. Our condolences to the family.