James H. Stewart

Dear Jim Stewart family,
So sorry to learn of your dad's passing, Patty & Chris. He was an amazing man & true example of love of family & country. Pray your memories will help ease the pain of his passing. Love to all, Pam & Bob Rice

Jim was a gentleman and one of the kindest men I ever met. My condolences tp your family.

Mr Stewwas a great man I am so sorry to hear of his paying. Our families thoughts and prayers are with you.

Jim would have been very uncomfortable at his service today with all the accolades. He was all that was celebrated of his life. Patty was spot-on in a very personal situation. How she held up is a testament to Jim, the dad. She brought tears to my eyes. Rev. and Mrs. Hotchkiss were sincere and moving. Jim leaves a terrific wife and a tremendous family. If I could be half the man Jim was, my life will be a great success.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always. May God Bless your family on his passing.

I was Jim's guidance counselor in high school, and I remember him as good student with excellant character and demeaner. My condolences to all the family.

So very sorry to hear the news of Jim's passing. Apples brought us together and for that I'm very grateful. You are in my prayers. There will still be apples for you and your baking friends.

First met Jim playing summer league baseball when we were teenagers. In recent years we would meet up occasionally and talk sports and family. I always came away thinking Jim is a special guy. My sincere condolences to the Stewart family.

So sorry to hear of Jim's passing. His calm demeanor and easy going manner will be sorely missed. Always enjoyed speaking with him at softball games and our faculty picnics. My sincere condolences to the entire family. Nick Crawford