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Donald James Stewart

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Donald James Stewart, of Bandera, Texas passed away February 19, 2019. Don was born September 15, 1942 in Kingsville, Texas to Captain Loran James Stewart and Lena Mae Nix Stewart, who both preceded him in death. He was also preceded in death by his loving wife of 30 years, Frannie McGill Stewart. Don is survived by his sister Peggy Walzel (Jerry) of Rio Hondo and his brother Paul (Dianne) Champagne of Fernie, British Columbia. He is also survived by his five children Sharlot Johnston of San Antonio, Shelly Woolley (Douglas) of New Braunfels, Scott Stewart (Laurie) of New Braunfels, Shawna Greenway (Matthew) of Richmond, CA, and Shay Stewart of New Braunfels, Texas. Don will be missed by his 12 grandchildren Grayson Stewart (Alyssa), Alexander Johnston, Joshua Stewart, Amber Stewart, Austin Johnston, Kourtney Stewart, Stewart Woolley, Sydney Stewart, Madeleine Greenway, Quentin Pipes, John Francis Greenway, and Easton Cook, and great grandson Archer Stewart. As well as several nieces and nephews. Don spent his life between two ranches in South Texas and Bandera, raising cattle and breeding race horses alongside his wife, Frannie. Don’s passion was hunting and fishing with family and friends. He was also a member and former Exalted Ruler of the Elks Lodge of Kingsville, The Texas Quarter Horse Association, and American Quarter Horse Association. The family would like to offer their appreciation and gratitude to his dear friend, Diane Hughes. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations in Don’s memory to be made to The Brighter Days Horse Refuge of Pipe Creek, Texas. A memorial service will be planned for a later date.

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  1. Had some great times hunting, and fishing with Don. Always enjoyed visiting with him when I got the chance. Going to miss that rascal. Vaya con dios mi amigo.

  2. Donnie was in our wedding 57 years ago. He had been a friend of Arnold’s before I met him and was fun to be around. Sometime, he even got Arnold in trouble, but Arnold blamed it on Donnie. Men—can’t live with them and can’t live without them. Our love goes to his children who we greatly love. Arnold and Pat Hayes

  3. To the best Daddy on the Planet, you taught me how to hunt, fish, build a home from the ground up. And to always Respect your elders. I know your finally home with Momma & your having a hell of a party! Just know that this has brought your children together and for this we are Grateful. We love you Daddy, forever your little baby, Love Shay

    • My Dad was charlie Bell an built Donnie an franie house in Rivera. I miss all the back road trips hunting rabbit at night . .my name is Darrin Bell. Shay,

  4. I am so sorry for the loss of this great man and father. I have so many fond memories of Mr. Stewart. From the ages of 7-12, Shay was like a sister and Don and Frannie were second parents. Don taught me how to swim, play black jack, and how to ride a horse. I love the Stewarts and will miss them dearly. I’m glad you are back in each other’s arms again. Felicia (Vela) Parker

  5. I’m so sorry for the loss of Dad, My Condolences to the STEWART Family Don was a wonderful Man and I had the pleasure of meeting him years ago and all I can say is he was and has always been so nice. Every time I would see him he gave me a hug and say how have you been young lady. He will truly be missed by all. R.I.P. Don I will miss you.


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