Webster Stewart

Webster George Stewart

Peacefully passed away at the Talbot Hospice House in Easton, Md on Saturday March 30, 2024. Born on December 15, 1930, in Easton, MD to Edward and Rhode Stewart. He was one of eleven children: nine boys and two girls. Webster attended school in Easton, MD. After his schooling he helped take care of his siblings. He immediately entered the workforce working for companies such as Campbell Soup and Thermo Link in Denton, Md. One of his longest employments where he retired was working as a custodian at Easton High School for the county. He later received his CNA license and worked as a care giver. Webster entered the United States Army on January 13,1953 and served until December 08, 1954. Webster was stationed at Fort Meade and sent off to serve in Austria where he completed his service. He was honorably released from active duty as a Private 1st class on February 24, 1961.

Webster George Stewart

On June 16, 1990, he married Patricia Ann Hall, and they began and lived their lives together in Cordova, Md until his passing. Upon their union they brought together their extended family of five children: Gary, Paul and Mark Stewart, Eric, and Crystal Hall.

Webster Stewart was a loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and brother. He loved telling stories of his past and his love for his beautiful wife Patricia Stewart. He loved making people laugh with his humorous character. Some things Webster loved doing was watching news, listening to gospel music, reading the holy scriptures, and listening to the Truth of GOD. Most of all Webster loved GOD. He loved talking about the goodness of The LORD and encouraging everyone. He was such an encourager that when you plan to encourage him, he ends up encouraging you. Up until Webster’s last breath he gave GOD the glory and praise.

Webster loved the LORD. He attended a Methodist and an Apostolic Faith church for a brief period.
He later heard about Pastor Gino Jennings and was baptized again under his leadership and Webster remained a member for 32 years in Holiness, First Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ church until his passing.

Webster was a faithful brother. He assisted in the work on the Delmar, DE temple (where he attended) in the initial stages when the church began in Delaware. He partook in praise service, he was a reader, read the holy scriptures along with giving encouraging words and helped where he could in the work of The LORD. He was 92 years old when he finished his service as a reader.

Webster Stewart’s parents Edward and Rhode Stewart and his ten siblings and two sons Gary and Mark Stewart preceded him in death. He leaves to cherish his memory is his devoted wife, Patricia Stewart, his loving children; Paul Stewart, Eric Hall Jr., and Crystal Hall, Seven beautiful grandchildren; Gary Stewart Jr., Tyia Mason, Diron Stewart, Justin Stewart, Eric Hall Jr., Jordan Hall and Michael Hill and eleven precious great-grandchildren and one great great-grandchild and a host of brother in laws, sister in laws, nieces, nephews and relatives and friends.

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