Karl Stewart

   Karl Raymond Stewart, 54, of Salisbury, passed away unexpectedly at his home on Friday, November 19, 2021. Born in Moncton, he was a son of the late Lorne Edward and Joyce Muriel (Sears) Stewart.

   Karl and his twin brother Kelly were inseparable to say the least. Kelly was Karl’s best friend, buddy, helper, and sidekick for 54 years. Together they worked at various places over the years, including a bus garage in River Glade, planting trees, Trigil crushing plant, NB Power did an amazing job restoring a Victorian Home on Alma Street, Moncton, with no experience whatsoever. They also did building maintenance at the Salisbury and Petitcodiac legion for a combined 25 years, and at the scales in River Glade for 12 years.

   Karl was a self-taught backyard mechanic who could work on anything and everything, starting from bicycles at a very early age, to cars, skidoos, dirt bikes, and more. There wasn’t much he couldn’t fix. Karl cared for his family and loved helping just about anyone, friends included. He had a generous heart like his father and brother.

   Survived and sadly missed by his twin brother, Kelly Stewart of Salisbury; sister, Dianne Stewart of Moncton; nieces and nephews, Nicholas Stewart (Aimee Keith) of Coverdale, Bryan Stewart, Aaron Stewart, Holly Stewart (Mathieu), Vanessa Stewart Jenkins and Stephen Jr. all of Moncton; great nieces and nephews, Madison, Sarah, Mason and Kayden; aunts and uncles, Frances Haley (Gerard), Dorothy Steeves (Carl), Joan Throop (Roger), Bobby Sears (Margi), and Raymond Sears (Corrinne); as well as many dear cousins.

   Predeceased by his parents; sister, Christina Stewart; brother Stephen Stewart; grandparents, Raymond and Hattie May (Estabrooks) Sears; nephew, Eric Stewart (2005); aunt, Jessie Maude Cormier (Sears); and uncle, Charles Stewart (Helen).

   Resting at the Salisbury Funeral Home, 3350 Route 106 (372-4800) from where visiting will be held on Monday, November 29, 2021 from 2 pm until time of Funeral Service at 3 pm with Pastor Paul Leger officiating. Identification, masks, and proof of double vaccination are required to attend. Interment in Pine Hill Cemetery.

   Living memorials in Karl’s memory to help with the cost of the cemetery monument would be appreciated.

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