Birth date: Feb 24, 1944 Death date: Feb 12, 2026
Jack Stewart grew up on the north east corner of Avalon and Henry just behind Little Flower Church in a hot pink Spanish-style house. His parents were founders of Stewart’s, a snack food company; they were junk food pioneers. Lunc Read Obituary
Dear Family: for some reason Jack came to mind last week when I messaged Jackie to see how they were doing. Joe was extremely fond of Jack and their school days together. It was an honor for Joe to have been his friend. Now they are brothers for eternity. My condolences to his family.
Last class photo taken 2017. And look who’s front row center. A good friend for 60 years.
I always enjoyed those occasional phone calls from Jack. We laughed and cured the world problems. We shared our mutual frustrations with our sinus problems. I will never forget you, Jack. Love you all.
Jack Stewart was the best father in-law a guy could ever wish for. He was an accomplished man who overcame a lot surviving childhood polio. He never let this get in the way and succeeded greatly despite the challenges. He loved God, his 4 children, son in-laws, and 4 grandchildren with all his heart. I will forever miss listening to his many stories on history, the Stewart family history, and the fabulous Stewart Baking Company. He was great man and I will miss him dearly.
