Birth date: May 31, 1965 Death date: Dec 26, 2019
James “Jim” Louis Stewart Sr., 54, of Fraser, MI, passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Thursday, December 26, 2019. He was born on May 31, 1965 to Stanley and Sharleen Stewart. Jim spent most of his life in Virgi Read Obituary
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Found and Sons Funeral Chapel of Fredericksburg
10719 Courthouse Road, Fredericksburg VA 22407
Landon was playing your guitar yesterday and he was saying grandpa it broke my damn heart. I promise to look after Scotty. We love you and miss you already.
Dad i love you so damn much. If it wasnt for my boys i dont know how I would be able to make it through life with out you. You were my best friend my role model. I know we didnt always get along and you hated watching redskins games with me because I would complain so much but at the end of the day you always forgave me and tried so hard to get me to be patient. I promise to make sure both your grandsons always remember you and see you as the amazing man and father i always did. I cant wait to stsrt teaching them to golf. Scotty promised to teach them guitar. We know damn sure that skill was not passed on to me. I love you with all my heart i will miss you ever day. See you soon ny friend
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I’m gonna miss seeing his face at speedway he always talked to me and wished me luck at my competitors when I got a slurpee before my performance I can’t believe it was his time to go but I’m glad I got close with him he will always be my birthday buddy we will miss him very much Rest In Peace Jim ily
Jim became part of our family since he came to Michigan, He was a great person, and never said an unkind word to any of us. He was easy to talk to and fun to be around. We included him in family events, and he was always there. My family lives right by the Speedway where Jim worked, and me, my husband, and kids saw him there often. We would always look for his car to see if he was working. We would give him a hard time about the Freeze machine always being down. He worked hard, and often worked long hours. He was working his way up to being a regional manager, and I have no doubt he would have made it. It will be sad not seeing his friendly face there anymore. But we could never replace the love he had for his sons and grandsons. Not being able to see them as often as he would have liked was something that was always missing for Jim. I’m so glad he was able to see them one more time and meet his new grandson before he left. I’m praying for all his family and friends who are grieving so deeply at this time. Just know that we are also feeling the loss and sadness of not having him with us anymore. And to Stan & Theresa, who have spent almost every day with him since he’s been in Michigan, I know the days ahead will be so hard. God will bless your generosity for being there when he needed you. You know we are all here for you if you need to talk or cry or reminisce. We love you both very much.
We are all so shocked and saddened by Jim’s passing. Jim, bon-fires up north will not be same without you. We were Blessed to have gotten to know you so well and will be grieving your death for years!
My prayers are with all of his wonderful family especially Stan and Tess. You opened your heart and home to him when he needed it most. His loving spirit and warm heart were able to touch so many people in large part because of your loving generosity.
May the Lord be with Jim as they both watch over all of us from Heaven.
