Gregory Scott Stewart passed away peacefully at Newtown Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in Newtown, CT on November 1st, 2020, surrounded by his loving family.
Greg was born in Waltham, MA. He was educated in NYC where he received a degree from Columbia University. Greg moved to Wilton, CT with his family in 1971. He commuted to Manhattan and worked in the Marketing Research field for most of his professional career.
Greg was passionate about his family and committed to his wife of 57 years, Ellen Irene Stewart who deceased in 2016. They married in 1959 and raised four children. Greg is lovingly remembered by his children Cheryl(Steve)Shea of Derby, Mark(Felicia)Stewart of Upper Brookville, NY, Eva(Matthew)Kibby of Monroe and Andy(Dana)Stewart of Redding. He will also be missed by his nine grandchildren Rachel, Michael, Nicole, Matthew, Rebecca, Karli, Christa, Andrew and Alex. (I dare ya! say something about your names here 2nd cuzns whrom ive spent 4 yrs trying to contact so i could find out thru Greg or Doug who my dad, uncle and their parents were..I also got some cool stuff your grandpa and Great Grandpa (mine too) put together for yall b4 Ed Amherst passed.) good for you having a big family..whatever..yeah Im a bit more than hurt yall. ill email me if u want to know what your destiny is...who youre meant to be..)Private memorial service will be held at the Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne, MA on November 27th. Should friends desire, contributions may be made to the National Forest Foundation at:
www.nationalforests.orga
Greg was born in Waltham, MA. He was educated in NYC where he received a degree from Columbia University. Greg moved to Wilton, CT with his family in 1971. He commuted to Manhattan and worked in the Marketing Research field for most of his professional career.
Greg was passionate about his family and committed to his wife of 57 years, Ellen Irene Stewart who deceased in 2016. They married in 1959 and raised four children. Greg is lovingly remembered by his children Cheryl(Steve)Shea of Derby, Mark(Felicia)Stewart of Upper Brookville, NY, Eva(Matthew)Kibby of Monroe and Andy(Dana)Stewart of Redding. He will also be missed by his nine grandchildren Rachel, Michael, Nicole, Matthew, Rebecca, Karli, Christa, Andrew and Alex. (I dare ya! say something about your names here 2nd cuzns whrom ive spent 4 yrs trying to contact so i could find out thru Greg or Doug who my dad, uncle and their parents were..I also got some cool stuff your grandpa and Great Grandpa (mine too) put together for yall b4 Ed Amherst passed.) good for you having a big family..whatever..yeah Im a bit more than hurt yall. ill email me if u want to know what your destiny is...who youre meant to be..)Private memorial service will be held at the Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne, MA on November 27th. Should friends desire, contributions may be made to the National Forest Foundation at:
www.nationalforests.orga
Gregory Scott Stewart passed away peacefully at Newtown Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in Newtown, CT on November 1st, 2020, surrounded by his loving family.
Greg was born in Waltham, MA. He was educated in NYC where he received a degree from Columbia University. Greg moved to Wilton, CT with his family in 1971. He commuted to Manhattan and worked in the Marketing Research field for most of his professional career.
Greg was passionate about his family and committed to his wife of 57 years, Ellen Irene Stewart who deceased in 2016. They married in 1959 and raised four children. Greg is lovingly remembered by his children Cheryl(Steve)Shea of Derby, Mark(Felicia)Stewart of Upper Brookville, NY, Eva(Matthew)Kibby of Monroe and Andy(Dana)Stewart of Redding. He will also be missed by his nine grandchildren Rachel, Michael, Nicole, Matthew, Rebecca, Karli, Christa, Andrew and Alex. (I dare ya! say something about your names here 2nd cuzns whrom ive spent 4 yrs trying to contact so i could find out thru Greg or Doug who my dad, uncle and their parents were..I also got some cool stuff your grandpa and Great Grandpa (mine too) put together for yall b4 Ed Amherst passed.) good for you having a big family..whatever..yeah Im a bit more than hurt yall. ill email me if u want to know what your destiny is...who youre meant to be..)Private memorial service will be held at the Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne, MA on November 27th. Should friends desire, contributions may be made to the National Forest Foundation at:
www.nationalforests.orga
Greg was born in Waltham, MA. He was educated in NYC where he received a degree from Columbia University. Greg moved to Wilton, CT with his family in 1971. He commuted to Manhattan and worked in the Marketing Research field for most of his professional career.
Greg was passionate about his family and committed to his wife of 57 years, Ellen Irene Stewart who deceased in 2016. They married in 1959 and raised four children. Greg is lovingly remembered by his children Cheryl(Steve)Shea of Derby, Mark(Felicia)Stewart of Upper Brookville, NY, Eva(Matthew)Kibby of Monroe and Andy(Dana)Stewart of Redding. He will also be missed by his nine grandchildren Rachel, Michael, Nicole, Matthew, Rebecca, Karli, Christa, Andrew and Alex. (I dare ya! say something about your names here 2nd cuzns whrom ive spent 4 yrs trying to contact so i could find out thru Greg or Doug who my dad, uncle and their parents were..I also got some cool stuff your grandpa and Great Grandpa (mine too) put together for yall b4 Ed Amherst passed.) good for you having a big family..whatever..yeah Im a bit more than hurt yall. ill email me if u want to know what your destiny is...who youre meant to be..)Private memorial service will be held at the Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne, MA on November 27th. Should friends desire, contributions may be made to the National Forest Foundation at:
www.nationalforests.orga
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