Condolence: So sorry to hear of your loss. I have very fond memories of old times with the Stewart family...Les was a great guy with a great family. You all were always fun to be around. Prayers of comfort and peace for the whole family.

Condolence: Mitzi & Family,

I am so very sorry. Please accept my heart felt sympathies. Peace...

Condolence: I only got to see my uncle a handful of times in my life, so I didn't know him as well as I would have liked. He was a great man and he always made me smile. He will be greatly missed.

Condolence: I will always remember all those times when we were kids on Dorcheat Bayou!! My thoughts and prayers go out to all the Stewart family during this hard time...God Bless

Condolence: Hunting camp now has a big void. The memories established during our two weeks a year together will last forever. Things like the young ones sharing root beer floats with Les or encouraging the kids to poke the fire some more. Chipmunks will always be known as timber tigers and Les's blind is now sacred grown. That big infectious laugh cannot be replaced. He will always have his foot print on our camp. From everyone in hunting camp...we send prayers to the family and thank you for sharing him with us over the years.

Condolence: Stewart, we will miss you. Always welcoming, always good for a laugh, a joke,, or just great conversation. Joey's memories of fishing at the Island. Who could catch their limit first. A favorite uncle, a great brother-in-law, a good person. Gone to early. RIP. I bet you're up there finding the best places to fish, crab and hunt.

Condolence: I remember a NAPUS convention and a great, Postmaster campfire evening, at Les' place on the ocean.

Rich played a Johnny Cash song... Les: "Anyone who plays Johnny Cash is good in my book". Such a fun time!

Thank you for the words of wisdom throughout the Postal Years.