John B. Stewart Jr.

Chief Stewart was a colleague and friend. We forged inter- agency cooperation between the police and fire department in the 1970's. Chief Stewart went on to become City Manager and led in his usual community oriented style to move the city forward. I am so proud to call him my friend and to have served in Public Safety with this good man. May Chief Stewart rest in peace and may his family know of his place of honor in the leadership of the City of Hartford.

Beautiful homegoing service RIP Chief Stewart. My condolences to the Stewart family.

The GOLDSTEIN family wishes to send their deepest condolences to the STEWART family: Chief Stewart will be deeply missed. He and my father Lt. Arnold Goldstein worked together in the HARTFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT. Chief Stewart was a TRUE GENTLEMAN and really looked out for my dad, and for that, I thank you!!!!! R.I.P CHIEF

To the family of John B. Stewart, Jr., Our deepest sympathy on the loss of a great man. My family stands with you at this time, and I know that my dad, Carl Booker, is watching down from Heaven and has welcomed Mr. Stewart into his new home. Our prayers are with you.

May you Rest in Peace Chief John Stewart. My prayers and heartfelt condolences go out to the Stewart Family. I pray for God's peace and comfort to each and everyone of you all during your time of sorrow Love, Donna McBride and Victor Johnson

Jeff...saddened to hear of the loss of your dad, my condolences.

My deepest sympathy to my dear family for many years while growing up in Bloomfield. I will alway remember your fathet's smile and great humor.
Love always.
God bless you all.
Mary Ann Patterson-Wilson

Holly and Family,

please accept my condolences, on behalf of my family to yours.