Christopher Patrick STEWART

It is with great sadness we announce that Christopher Patrick Stewart born on August 23, 1960 in Halifax, Nova Scotia passed away August 21, 2026 in Edmonton, Alberta.

He is survived by his mother Colleen, sister Dawn (Mitchell), brother Grant (Laurie), children Jason and Jordan, partner Lorna and daughter Shereen, nephews Zacharie (Amy) and Connor (Autumn), nieces Breanna, Lenora and Marlo, aunts Claire, Muriel, Barb, his uncle Bill, and many cousins.

He was predeceased by his father Don, grandparents Arthur and Olive Brunt, Victor and Janet Stewart and numerous aunts and uncles.

Chris grew up in several places across Canada being in a military family. He graduated high school in Edmonton then worked at a military supply depot near the Namao base. He pursued a career in the trades in Fort McMurray lastly working as a safety advisor. He grew up playing hockey, baseball, broomball and golf. He enjoyed team competition and comradery. He enjoyed travelling to different parts of the world and meeting new people. He loved his pets especially his dog Gabby who he took everywhere.

Chris will be remembered as a loving and caring individual who enjoyed time with friends, family and his fur babies.

A Celebration of Chris’ life will take place Monday, September 28th at 11:30 am at the St. Albert Legion, 6 Tache Street, St. Albert.

18 Comments

  1. Claire brownell

    My heart is broken. Sending all my love to sister Colleen and her family . May he rest in peace with his grandparents and aunties. 💕

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  2. Helen O'Donoghue

    You were a bright spark in our lives a light that will shine brightly in heaven. You will not be forgotten Chris that would be impossible . Until we all meet again rest lad . Helen & Joe

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  3. Sheila Butler

    My sincerest Condolences to the family of Chris and to my friend Lorna, my heart breaks for you 🩷🩷💐

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  4. Bull Stewart

    Times like this make me sad we didn’t visit more often. Chris had such a great smile and a fun personality. I remember how his dad used to love teasing him and he always took it in stride. Rest Easy Chris from your Uncle Bill.

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  5. Lynn Brownell

    My deepest condolences to Aunt Colleen and family. I will always cherish the memories of the time that we spent together when we were young.

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  6. Darlene & Gerald Burgess

    It is with such profound sadness that we say goodbye to Chris. From the time we were so young when he would come visit and it drove the boys crazy they had to tolerate a girl. Chris was always laughing and he used to make me laugh every time. I adored all my male cousins. My deepest condolences to Colleen, Lorna, Chris’ children, and all those who loved Chris. May Chris finally know peace. He was a good person and he deserves that.

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  7. Laura Krauss

    I am so sorry Auntie it is just heartbreaking. Dawn & Grant my heart aches for you. He was such an amazing human will never be forgotten.

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  8. Rick Iwaskow

    So sad to see a young man go down Sincere condolences to the family. RIP Chris

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  9. Sherry (Boseley) Merritt

    My sincere condolences to your family. I will never forget the days at the Depot
    when we worked together and the memories we shared.
    Your laughter and friendship will forever be remembered.

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  10. Deb Armstrong

    Colleen and family I am so sorry to hear this news. Chris was my age and was such a great guy Don and he are together again

    Sincerely
    Debbie Armstrong

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  11. Carol Clavette

    Sincerest condolences for your loss. My heart feels your pain and I hope I can send some strength at this time of sorrow. Rest in Peace Chris.

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  12. rob & bev amos

    We send our love to all of you as you bid farewell to Chris..our thoughts are with you even though we are so far away.

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  13. Chris J

    Colleen and Family My deepest condolences on Chris’s passing . It’s been a long time since we have talked but l always asked people who knew him how he was doing . We spent a lot of time playing Broomball and golf .together over the years Rest in Peace my friend

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  14. Joan Clowater

    Coleen, my condolences go out to you and your family. No words can tell you how I feel for you at this time. I remember our times in Ottawa and memories of Chris, Dawn and Grant will always remain with me. RIP Chris.

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  15. Marlo

    Sending love and prayers ❤️

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  16. Tim

    Condolences to the family of Chris, thinking of you Dawn, Grant and Colleen.
    Tim Slaunwhite
    Terence Bay

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  17. Pat and Barry McPherson (Port Coquitlam BC.)

    Dear Colleen , Dawn and Family,

    We are very saddened to hear of Chris’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all, during this most difficult time. Please know that he was very much loved and will be missed by so many. We pray that you will find comfort in the love that surrounds you.

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  18. Jacquie Fergusson

    So sorry to hear of Chris’s passing. My condolences to his family and Lorna. He was alot of fun to work with. Alot of laughs. Rest in peace Chris

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