David Matthew Stewart

Dear Nancy and Family, Our heartfelt condolences and sympathy to you and your family on the passing of such a wonderful man. Dave was always such a funny, kind and warm person who always made you feel welcome. Joseph and Cameron remember 'Mr. Stewart' as being such a funny person....and have fond memories of going for pancake dinners at your church. We are all the better for knowing such a great man. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Joseph, Cameron and Deb Cleminson

I didn't know until today that Dave had passed. I am saddened by this because he was always so nice and would drive through our town in that beautiful white car. We always had a few laughs with him. condolences to his family!

It's been almost 2 years Dad. It still sucks not having you to talk to and be with. I feel the worse for my kids, they had such a ridiculously cool grampa, and I'm proud t say that you have not become a memory to them yet. You are still very much alive in their lives, as if you are still close and available when they want you. I hope that they are right when they tell me they talk to you and don`t miss you because of that. I, however am not that lucky or perhaps that perceptive, because I want to talk to you, I want to feel like your still here, but I don`t , and I miss you. Love Cory

Nancy we met once or twice over 15 years ago when I was hired by London Life and assigned to Dave's Sales Staff. I credit him with instilling in me the importance of striving to maintain the essensce of a positive attitude towards adversity in both business and in life. A truly uniquely gifted communicator I know he made a lasting impression on so many people. I will always remember him. My sincere coldolences.

At this very moment I can hear his wonderful laugh and see that great Stewart smile, and though I shed silent tears, these memories of my Uncle Dave will forever bring a smile to my face, laughter to my mind and a feeling of comfort to my heart. God bless you Nancy, and your family. I know for the next while you will all have days and nights of great sorrow but I also know that these wonderful memories of Dave will bring the same comfort to all of you and eveyone who was fortunate enough to have met such this kind soul in their lives. Thanks Uncle Dave, for giving a long-haired, 17 year-old kid some much-needed help when he needed it most. You're a good man Dave Stewart, and me and all the old gang from Fairway Road will miss you forever.

Hello, I worked with Dave from time to time at London Life for the past dozen years. It was always fun to meet with Dave because he always saw humour in everything no matter how trivial or dry the topic might be. Dave was simply a wonderful man who was always so positive and a true friend. I will miss him very much.

Nancy we were so deeply saddened to learn of Daves passing. We only knew the both of you a short time, but your positive outlook on life gave us great hope. Our profound sympathies go out to you and your family. We keep fighting every day, and every day is a challenge. Stay strong Nancy. Our prayers go out to you.

I always enjoyed a great time golfing with Dave. He was fun loving and easy to be with. Glad to have had the opportunity to be with him. Thinking of you and your loss. Ray

Proud to have known such a wonderful person! To Nancy, and all the family: Our sincere condolences. Dave will be missed; he touched the hearts of many. May his memory be a blessing. Deb Pfeiffer Deb & Steve Pilecki (Dr. Pilecki's Office)

Dear Don and Doreen; Our sincere condolences on your great loss of your wonderfull brother/brother-in-law. We will allways remember his great sense of humour, his wonderfull smile and kind caring personality. We are so very sorry that we are not there to personally be able to pay our respects......... You and your familiy are in our thoughts, Love John and Lynda

So sorry to hear of Dave's passing. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and Nancy. We have been thinking of Dave this past while, and wondering if he was at home with his family and friends at his side. We cannot imagine the pain you all have been through, but now Dave is at rest. We will always remember his smiling face and his determination in everything he did. Our thoughts will be with you on Saturday.

Doreen and Don, I am SO sorry to hear about David. I wish I could have really known him, the little I did know was that he was very special, and I know he will remain that way for always, with you. Yes, there is consolation in knowing that he is whole again, and that one day we will all be re-united with all of our loved ones, but it doesn't lessen the immediate pain of loss. We grieve for our loss, and that is as it should be.

Thinking of you, Nancy & your dear family . Hugs of sympathy to Sue & your parents, Ken & Dorothy Sowerby. Wishing you the warmth of being surrounded by family & friends & the comfort of memories shared. God`s promise of strength & peace will be with you . Our loving thoughts & prayers.

Dear Brian and family; Although I did not know your stepfather personally, he was known by reputation as well loved. May you find comfort in knowing others are thinking of you and yours at this difficult time.

Our sincere sympathy to all of the family in the loss of a wonderful man, as told to us in the stories of the trip to Florida with Tammy and Jeff and Eric and Jared Volland. Tammy is our daughter and she thought the world of David. She is very sad tonight and I just had to send this email to let you know how much his strength and kindness touched those around him.

Dear Dave you are now at peace without pain and we press on charishing our many memories of an amazing friend and gentle man. Nancy and family, my deepest sympathy. My memories include working and playing together back in our Shewin Williams days in 70's when Dave first came to London. And I will never forget the time I ran into him and how he glowed telling my about his new lady - Nancy. Our busy lives meant less time together but when we did it was like time never passed. I consider myself extremely fortunate to have had Dave as a friend and there will always be a special place in my heart just for him. Pat

special thoughts to Cory and Tammy for your loss - love you Aunt Judy

We are so saddened at the loss of such a wonderful husband, father, grandfather and friend. As so many know, Dave's contagious smile lit up any room he entered. He trully was an inspiration to all he met, most certainly to both of us. He will be sadly missed, but never forgotten. Nancy, please be comforted to know you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.

Dear Nancy and family. I was saddened to learn of Dave's passing and my prayers are with you all. He was so deeply respected within the St. Anne's family. His love of life was an inspiration and a blessing to us all. In peace and light.

We will truly miss Dave, his infectious smile and cheery disposition. We will miss him at church, as sidesperson, at pancake breakfasts and dinners, where his enthusiam shone bright, and of course at the restaurant booth at Western fair. Work on the grill will never be the same. Nancy, our sincere sympathy goes to you and your family.

Dear Nancy & Family Our sincere sympathy to all your family in loss wonderful man who life was well lived.We knew him through antics & yur lives together through Doris Our thoughts are with you.arie & Doug & Families

We count ourselves blessed to have shared in so many years of friendship with Dave and Nancy. Whether is was attending Company trips together, visits to each other's homes or Pete and Dave's many opportunities to share ideas and attend work events, we enjoyed every minute. Words fail us in trying to adequately convey the deep loss that we share with you and the family right now Nancy. Dave gave generously of himself to the needs of so many others in life, we never knew him to ever complain, he was always optimistic and encouraging to everyone he met. These were some of his particular gifts. In our eyes, he was a man of greatness who will be forever treasured and loved by everyone within our family. May God bring you His comfort and peace. He must already be rewarding Dave for his life well lived.

My sympathies Nancy and family. Dave was one of the first insurance managers I met at a local industry meeting, when I was transferred to London in the mid-eighties and I quickly gained respect for him as professional in our business. We were re-acquainted when I moved to London and started attending St. Annes. Always smiling, always in a great mood, Dave be missed by many.

Our deepest sympathy to Nancy and all the Family. I have known Dave since he hired me into the Life and Financial business 26 years ago. We have had many great times together and shared countless stories and laughs. He is one of the best people I have known and I am privilleged to call him my friend. I will miss you Dave. I take comfort in the memories.

Cate and I had the pleasure of knowing Nancy and David though St. Anne's church. David always wore a smile that could brighten up anyones day. Our prayers go out to Nancy and the family.

My sincere condolunces to the whole family. I actually also knew Dave from Comber On As well as a great gentleman it was always wonderfull to run into him at meetings and see that great smile and hear all the wonderfull things happening with his family. I know his family was his greatest achievement. When he spoke of the trips he and Nancy had been on and the fun times with grandchildren there was a great sense of pride. I am sure he will be looking over all of you.

I had the privliage to work with Dave for 8 years. His smile always lit up a room. He was an amazing person. My prayers go out to you and your family Nancy. I will truly miss our in between cubical conversations...........Its not the same without him. Although it's difficult today to see beyond the sorrow, May looking back in memory help comfort you tomorrow. ~Author Unknown

I was honoured to have worked with Dave for 23 years but more importantly to have shared his friendship. We will always remember his sunny smile and his warm heart. Our prayers go out to Nancy and his family to give them strength at this time. You are not alone.