Born in Hamtramic, Michigan
David and Amy Lynn Yocom were married on 05 Jan 1979 Canton, Georgia
David was a good and a gentle man. He work as a cook for restaurants, a welder in the New Orleans shipyards and became a master plumber after moving to Austell.
Developed a staph infection which attacked his kidneys and was on dialysis for 10 years. The one kidney developed cancer and was unable to combat the illness.
Love to play the guitar and favorite musician was Jimmy Hendricks
David Stewart, 43, Austell Resident
David Stewart, 43, of Austell, (Georgia) died Tuesday, May 14, 2002. Services will be 2 p.m Sunday at Highway Church of God in Fyffe, Alabama, with Brother Harl Skipper officiating.
Survivors include his wife, Amy Stewart; one son, Paul Stewart of Durham, North Carolina; one daughter, Christina Stewart of Austell; his parents Paul and Pauline Stewart of Wilmington, North Carolina; two brothers, Bob Stewart Brewer of Arlington, Texas and Glenn Stewart of Durham, North Carolina, three sisters, Glenda Cox of Louisville, Kentucky, Sharon Young and Susan Stewart, both of Fyffe, Alabama; and nephews and nieces.
Roy Davis Funeral Home in Austell is in charge of arrangements.
David and Amy Lynn Yocom were married on 05 Jan 1979 Canton, Georgia
David was a good and a gentle man. He work as a cook for restaurants, a welder in the New Orleans shipyards and became a master plumber after moving to Austell.
Developed a staph infection which attacked his kidneys and was on dialysis for 10 years. The one kidney developed cancer and was unable to combat the illness.
Love to play the guitar and favorite musician was Jimmy Hendricks
David Stewart, 43, Austell Resident
David Stewart, 43, of Austell, (Georgia) died Tuesday, May 14, 2002. Services will be 2 p.m Sunday at Highway Church of God in Fyffe, Alabama, with Brother Harl Skipper officiating.
Survivors include his wife, Amy Stewart; one son, Paul Stewart of Durham, North Carolina; one daughter, Christina Stewart of Austell; his parents Paul and Pauline Stewart of Wilmington, North Carolina; two brothers, Bob Stewart Brewer of Arlington, Texas and Glenn Stewart of Durham, North Carolina, three sisters, Glenda Cox of Louisville, Kentucky, Sharon Young and Susan Stewart, both of Fyffe, Alabama; and nephews and nieces.
Roy Davis Funeral Home in Austell is in charge of arrangements.
Born in Hamtramic, Michigan
David and Amy Lynn Yocom were married on 05 Jan 1979 Canton, Georgia
David was a good and a gentle man. He work as a cook for restaurants, a welder in the New Orleans shipyards and became a master plumber after moving to Austell.
Developed a staph infection which attacked his kidneys and was on dialysis for 10 years. The one kidney developed cancer and was unable to combat the illness.
Love to play the guitar and favorite musician was Jimmy Hendricks
David Stewart, 43, Austell Resident
David Stewart, 43, of Austell, (Georgia) died Tuesday, May 14, 2002. Services will be 2 p.m Sunday at Highway Church of God in Fyffe, Alabama, with Brother Harl Skipper officiating.
Survivors include his wife, Amy Stewart; one son, Paul Stewart of Durham, North Carolina; one daughter, Christina Stewart of Austell; his parents Paul and Pauline Stewart of Wilmington, North Carolina; two brothers, Bob Stewart Brewer of Arlington, Texas and Glenn Stewart of Durham, North Carolina, three sisters, Glenda Cox of Louisville, Kentucky, Sharon Young and Susan Stewart, both of Fyffe, Alabama; and nephews and nieces.
Roy Davis Funeral Home in Austell is in charge of arrangements.
David and Amy Lynn Yocom were married on 05 Jan 1979 Canton, Georgia
David was a good and a gentle man. He work as a cook for restaurants, a welder in the New Orleans shipyards and became a master plumber after moving to Austell.
Developed a staph infection which attacked his kidneys and was on dialysis for 10 years. The one kidney developed cancer and was unable to combat the illness.
Love to play the guitar and favorite musician was Jimmy Hendricks
David Stewart, 43, Austell Resident
David Stewart, 43, of Austell, (Georgia) died Tuesday, May 14, 2002. Services will be 2 p.m Sunday at Highway Church of God in Fyffe, Alabama, with Brother Harl Skipper officiating.
Survivors include his wife, Amy Stewart; one son, Paul Stewart of Durham, North Carolina; one daughter, Christina Stewart of Austell; his parents Paul and Pauline Stewart of Wilmington, North Carolina; two brothers, Bob Stewart Brewer of Arlington, Texas and Glenn Stewart of Durham, North Carolina, three sisters, Glenda Cox of Louisville, Kentucky, Sharon Young and Susan Stewart, both of Fyffe, Alabama; and nephews and nieces.
Roy Davis Funeral Home in Austell is in charge of arrangements.
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