Birth date: Sep 29, 1952 Death date: Jan 12, 2018
Glenn Clark Stewart, Jr. passed away on Friday, January 12, 2018 surrounded by family at his home in Covington, LA. He was born on September 29, 1952 in Springfield, MA to the late Glenn Clark Stewart, Sr. and Annette Christine Mu Read Obituary
Many good memories of Pastor Stewart, Beverly and the family while they were at Riverdale. Pastor perfomed marriage ceremory for our daughter also. Our thoughts and prayers are with Beverly and family. Dan and Sandy Toone
Glenn was one of my dearest friends on this earth. Having known him for over 35 years, we served together in ministry at Riverdale Baptist in Flint and reconnected some years later. When my first wife, Lori, was taken ill with a very similar situation as Glenn's, he was here to comfort, encourage and pray. Words cannot express what I have learned from him and his faithfulness to our Lord. My family grieves with all of you, Bev, Renee, Brenda, Scott, and your families and friends. You all have a very deep place in my heart and we will not forget to pray for you for a long time to come.
Otto, Sharla and Joyanna Reitnauer
All the Westcott family send their love and prayers. It's hard to put into words the impact Glenn has had on our lives. His teaching has challenged us and strengthened us. His faithful prayers particularly for our oldest son's lawsuit have blessed us. His dedication to doing all things well and to God's glory has spurred us on. His reminiscences of his speaking trips to the UK have made us (well Tibby!) homesick. So many memories for which we thank the Lord with whom Glenn is now face-to-face. Praying MUCH for you Bev, and for Brenda, Scott & Kelli, Renee & Mark and your precious children.
Glenn Stewart was a faithful servant of Christ. His life, along with that of his dear wife Bev, is a testimony to the Lord they served. He was a wonderful pastor with a powerful gift of making the scriptures come to life. He challenged his members to invest their lives with one another for deeper friendships and to walk in obedience to Christ.
Glenn and Bev were a humble and generous couple, ready to share and just naturally modeling the love they had in their hearts with their congregation. So many wonderful memories of their ministry time served in Florida. We’re comforted that he is with the Lord. He will be greatly missed!
All our love to sweet Bev, Renee, Scott, Brenda, their spouses and grandchildren.
Bob and Patty Corbin
Thank you, Glenn Stewart, for your unwavering dedication to Jesus and your life long effort to develop fully devoted followers of Christ, and for your role in our lives . . .
Bruce and Janaina
I fondly remember Bev and Glen from BBC days. Bev and I planned our weddings together, had our first babies close together and attended Willingboro Baptist together. I lost touch after we moved from NJ. I'm so glad for Caring Bridge to keep up with Glenn's home going journey. I also have an account there as I am a year into having cancer myself. I look forward to the day when we are all together around the throne singing praises to the Lamb!! I rejoice for Glenn and weep for Bev and the family. Our deepest sympathy, Tom and Denise Hilterman
I have several wonderful memories of Glenn, however, the one that I'll always be so thankful for is the on June 22nd 2015, as I was scheduled for surgery due to lung cancer, Glenn was waiting with Gene Foltz to pray for me. I was at the Moffitt Cancer Institute in Tampa. To drive there so early in the morning for me showed what a man of God he was, how he cared for people and loved with all his heart. Rest in Peace my sweet Glenn until we meet in heaven.
