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Scott Alan Stewart
May 18, 1954 ~ March 13, 2022
Born in:
Dallas, Texas
Resided in:
Arlington, Texas
Scott Stewart, 67, passed away on March 13, 2022, in Arlington, TX.
Scott was born on May 18, 1954, in Dallas, TX, to Ivie Joe Stewart and Yvonne Nations Stewart.
Scott graduated from Lake Highlands High School in 1972 and went on to earn a Bachelors Degree in Economics from SMU. He then went to law school at the SMU Dedman School of Law and earned a JD degree and was licensed to practice law in Texas in 1978.
He practiced law with the firm of Horsley & Stewart for over 25 years focusing on civil litigation. In recent years he practiced as a solo practitioner until his death. He was board certified in personal injury and civil trial law. In the course of his legal career, Scott argued cases before the Texas Supreme Court and the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
While an undergraduate at SMU, Scott met the love of his life, Joli. They went on to marry and have two wonderful sons, Joshua and Kyle.
Scott was best known for his outgoing personality. He liked people, and they liked him. He had friends from many aspects of his life. He loved golf and was an avid and good golfer. He enjoyed spending time with his golfing buddies. He was well liked within the legal community. Always interested in trying new things, Scott also had an interest in flying. He was a great cook and loved to entertain friends and family. Scott was the mainstay of his family, and they cherished him.
Scott is survived by his beloved wife of 45 years, Joli Stewart; their two sons Joshua and Kyle Stewart; Kyle’s wife Megan Stewart and their son Noah; his mother Yvonne Stewart; his brother David Stewart and his wife Gene, and several nieces and nephews of whom he was very fond.
Scott is preceded in death by his father Ivie Joe Stewart.
The service for Scott will be held on March 22nd, at 10:00 A.M. at Wade Family Funeral Home Arlington, TX.
Visitation: March 21st, at 6pm-8pm at Wade Family Funeral Home Arlington, TX.
Memorial donations can be made in Scott’s name to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
Services
Public Visitation: March 21, 2022 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Room: Chapel
Wade Funeral Home and Crematory
4140 West Pioneer Parkway
Arlington, Texas 76013
(817)274-9233
wadefamilyfuneralhome.com
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Funeral Service: March 22, 2022 10:00 am
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4140 West Pioneer Parkway
Arlington, Texas 76013
(817)274-9233
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There is so little I can say that those who knew Scott don’t already know. Scott was my friend…except when he always beat me at golf! We didn’t get together as much as I think both of us wanted to and I regret that greatly. My friend is going to be missed greatly by a lot of people, and my name needs to be on that list.
My condolences goes out to you during this difficult time.
John Lochridge
We will miss our brave and brilliant friend. Scott set a great example as a dedicated and loving husband, father, legal advocate and all around great guy.
Meg and John Schulman
May Scott rest in peace on his eternal journey..
Scott was one of the smartest, kindness, gentle, caring, man that I have ever known. I loved him like a brother. One story. Call me an I will share lots of others with you.
Scott left Dallas coming to Canton on IS 20. He saw that he was low on gas and decided to wait until he got to the highway 64 turn off and fill up at the gas station there.
He ran out of gas before he got to the station, but barely managed to coast to the station. THAT STATION WAS CLOSED. Jean, Sam, Cindy and I all love your family. Please tell his mother that I called.
I met Mr. Stewart several years ago when he was looking to find a physician to help a family member with a pain problem. He told me he had searched all over the United States and was told nothing could be done to help the person. The man was dedicated to helping this person and would not give up. He had so much dedication to his family that my response was, “How could I not try to help someone in this man’s family.” We became friends when procedures were done in the surgery center to help this family member. I would take time out to find out what was happening in his life. When I was informed of his accident, I wanted to visit him in the hospital. His wishes were not to be seen by anyone at that time. Next bit of information I received is that he passed away. I am sad for the loss of such a fine husband, father, and friend. Rest In Peace Mr. Stewart.