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Mr. Stewart was actuarial consultant to the New York Shipping Association, and affiliated maritime companies, well into his 80's. In 1960, Mr. Stewart joined Peat Marwick & Mitchell in doing actuarial, insurance and employee benefit work. As a partner, he faced mandatory retirement age of 60. In 1978, Mr. Stewart formed Carriers Container Council, Inc., before joining Mutual Benefit life in 1984 as corporate finance officer.
He received degrees from Howard (now Samford) University and Drake University.
Mr. Stewart was a longtime member of the Rock Spring Club in West Orange. He also served as a naval aviator in the Pacific during World War II, and later as a U.S. Navy flight instructor.
Mr. Stewart lived in the township for 51 years before moving to North Carolina four years ago.
He survived by a son, Richard; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, send memorial contributions to Samford University, 800 Lakeshore Drive, Birmingham, Ala., 35229. Mark contributions in memory of Daniel Stewart.
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Johnny Jones
January 12, 2011
Dan, Jr. talked about his dad many times over the years. He was so proud of him. It is sad to see him gone. I had not heard from Dan, the son, in a long time. It breaks my heart to see in this obituary that he is gone, also. I suspected something might be wrong. I have tried so hard many times over to find a phone number for him on the Internet, etc.. We lived so far apart, and never saw each other for so many years, but we talked and reminisced, periodically, about our days together at Samford University, and it was wonderful when we did. Words cannot say how much I have missed talking with Dan. I pray for his family in the loss of a great husband, father, and now Dan's dad.
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