Samuel F. Stewart

Samuel F Stewart, 94, of Carlisle passed peacefully of natural causes on February 22, 2022. He was born April 6, 1927 to the late J. Clark and Eveline Stewart in Wilkinsburg PA. He graduated with the Class of 1944 from Mars High School, in Mars PA and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture Economics from Penn State. Sam served in the US Coast Guard from 4/4/1945 to 5/18/1946 and the US Naval Reserve from 5/18/1946 to 11/12/1952. He was part owner in Fruit Dale Farms orchard in Shermans Dale PA. Sam retired from Cutter Laboratory and then sold real estate in the Carlisle area for many years. He was part owner in Stewart Realtors, worked for George Ebener & Associates and Century 21 A Better Way. Sam was a member of St John’s Episcopal Church, Tumbling Run Game Preserve and the Masonic Lodge No 729. Sam and Anne were youth group leaders, and helped with food drives for Project Share. He was also involved with Samaritan Fellowship.

He is survived by his wife of 71 years, Anne W Stewart. They have four children, Douglas of Carlisle, David (Jane) of Carlisle, Scott (Ann) of Carlisle and Susan (Deb) of Carlisle. He was known as Pop-Pop to four grandchildren, David (Sophia)of State Line NV, Sarah of Carlisle, Andrew(Dana) of Honeybrook PA and Jonathan(Andrea) of Hanover PA, and four great grandchildren, Emma and Lily of State Line NV, Filomena and Elowen of Honeybrook PA. He also leaves several nieces and nephews. Clark & Shirley Stewart of Bakerstown PA, Christy and Steve Smith of Gilbert AZ, Chuck Whittier of Phoenix AZ, Roger & Honey Whittier of Glendale AZ, Debbie & John Mcginn of Las Cruces NM, Amy & Larry Cdebaca of Albuquerque NM, Hank & Melissa Whittier of Lake Isabella CA, and Mark & Catherine Whittier of Morgantown IN. He was predeceased by a brother Clark Stewart.

A Celebration of Life will be held at St John’s Episcopal Church 1 N Hanover Street Carlisle on Saturday March 26, 2022. There will be a time of visitation with the family at 10 am with a service to follow at 11 am.

In lieu of flowers, you may consider donations to Project Share or St John’s Episcopal Church.