It is with great sadness that I make this post. It has just been confirmed that Scott Stewart unexpectedly passed away yesterday. Apparently, he died of a heart attack. Details concerning his memorial service and funeral are still forthcoming.
Scott served Congressman Bob Stump for the better part of two decades. When Congressman Stump retired, Scott worked for the Arizona Republican Party and most recently at the California Republican Party.
He was a rare combination of computer genius and savvy political operative. More importantly, he was a kind and gracious person who was always willing to help anyone who needed it.
This has been a very difficult time for the Stewart family. His father passed away just a few months ago. Please remember Scott's mother in your prayers at this time.
God Bless Scott Stewart. Rest in peace friend.
Scott served Congressman Bob Stump for the better part of two decades. When Congressman Stump retired, Scott worked for the Arizona Republican Party and most recently at the California Republican Party.
He was a rare combination of computer genius and savvy political operative. More importantly, he was a kind and gracious person who was always willing to help anyone who needed it.
This has been a very difficult time for the Stewart family. His father passed away just a few months ago. Please remember Scott's mother in your prayers at this time.
God Bless Scott Stewart. Rest in peace friend.
"CRP Mourns Loss of Scott Stewart One of the
brightest stars of last year’s successful campaign was Scott Stewart, who served
in effect as the Chief Information Officer of the Victory campaign. Scott
suddenly passed away this week in Phoenix.
I remember spending what seemed
like hours in the Burbank headquarters talking to Scott about all facets of
database design and management, which was a huge part of our campaign last year.
Scott had a keen understanding of both technology and politics, and a
personality that made it easy to discuss either.
Below is Scott’s obituary. Please take a
moment to remember someone whom we truly valued as a member of the CRP
family."
from California Republican Party Chairman Ron Nehring
Scott Stewart
Scott Stewart joined his Lord on July 28, 2007 in Glendale Arizona. Scott was born in 1963 and was a graduate of Cactus High School in 1983 and Northern Arizona University in 1989. Scott was preceded in death by his father Wally Stewart. Scott was active with the Arizona and California Republican parties and served both over the past twenty years. He is survived by his mother, Marlee J. Stewart of Peoria, Az. and his brother Randy, niece, Hannah, nephews David and Jonathan of Roslyn, New York.
Scott Stewart
Scott Stewart joined his Lord on July 28, 2007 in Glendale Arizona. Scott was born in 1963 and was a graduate of Cactus High School in 1983 and Northern Arizona University in 1989. Scott was preceded in death by his father Wally Stewart. Scott was active with the Arizona and California Republican parties and served both over the past twenty years. He is survived by his mother, Marlee J. Stewart of Peoria, Az. and his brother Randy, niece, Hannah, nephews David and Jonathan of Roslyn, New York.
A memorial service will be at Sovereign Grace Church, 1280 N. Cooper Rd., Gilbert, AZ 85233 at 11:00 a.m. on August 2, 2007. Family has requested donations in lieu of flowers be made to Sovereign Grace Church or Kids Chance of Arizona Organization. Published in The Arizona Republic on 7/31/2007.
“For those who had the honor to know and work with Scott
during his distinguished career, we will remember a gentleman and patriot who
loved his family, his party and his country. Scott Stewart served the
Republican Party in both Arizona and California with tremendous dedication and
brought to the party an energy and enthusiasm that will not be
forgotten.
“Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Stewart family and
friends.”
RANDY PULLEN - Arizona Republican Party Chairman
3 comments:
Scott forgot more about Arizona politics that most of us ever knew. He will be missed.
Scott was a person dedicated to the Republican Party. I was lucky enough to have got to know him well. On behalf of all of us here at Politico Mafioso, I wish our sincere condolences to his family. Scott will truly be missed! We will post more information as it becomes available....
He was a District Chairman, PC, Convention Delegate, Field Strategy Director, Congressional Staffer, State Party official and one of the kindest, sweetest and generous people you could meet. Very important member of Congressman Stump's staff and confidential advisor to politicians big and small. In 20 years of knowing him I never saw him lose his composure. A lot of people made a lot of political hay off of his hard work and sweat and in my opinion he never got the credit he deserved for being really one of the state's first-rate political minds. We will never see another one like him and I will miss him very much.
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