Susan H. “Sue” Stewart

Sue Stewart, 90, Minot,

formerly of Parshall,

passed away peacefully

on Monday, February 28,

2022, at Somerset Court.

Susan Harriet Hoffman

was born on July 16, 1931,

in Sterling, IL to John and

Louise (Foulds) Hoffman.

She graduated from Ster-

ling High School.

She then moved to Long

Beach, CA and worked for

the McDonnell Douglas

Aircraft Company. It was

in Long Beach that she

would meet her husband

of 58 years, Harold

Stewart, then a LTJG in

the US Navy. After com-

pleting Dental School in

Louisville, KY they would

make their home in

Parshall, ND, in 1956,

where they raised their

family and lived for 38

years. Upon retirement in

1994, they moved to

Minot where she had

since lived.

Sue was an active

member of the Bethany

Lutheran Church of

Minot. She loved God,

and her greatest joy in life

were her children,

grandchildren and great

grandchildren. She had

many dear friends. Her

hobbies and special in-

terests included golf,

bridge, bowling, baking,

quilting, puzzles, reading,

travel and volunteering at

the Hostfest.

Sue was preceded in

death by her loving hus-

band H.D. (2014), sister

Jean, brother Tom and

daughter-in-law, Kathy.

Sue’s loving family in-

cludes: her four children:

John (Jodi) Stewart and

their daughter, Olivia;

Dave (Heather) Stewart

and his children, Michele

(Matt) Conley, Kristina

(Blair) Brennan, Shannon

Stewart; Lynn (Bobby)

Sturgell and their son,

Ben; Peter (Julie) Stewart

and their children, Han-

nah (Garret) Jansen, Eli

Stewart and Annika

Stewart. She absolutely

adored her four great

grandchildren, Griffin,

Cohen, Ollie and Jordy.

Private Family Service:

in Bethany Lutheran

Church, Minot.

Interment: North Dako-

ta Veterans Cemetery, rur-

al Mandan.

Public Memorial gather-

ing, booksigning and visi-

tation: March 26th, 10

a.m. to 12 p.m. in Bethany

Lutheran Church.

The family would like

to express our thanks to

the staff at Somerset Court

and Dr. Samir Turk for

their loving care and sup-

port given to our Mom.

Memorials: preferred to

Bethany Lutheran Church

in Minot.

“Precious in the sight of

the LORD is the death of

his saints.” – Psalm 116:15

Memories and con-

dolences can be shared at

www.thomasfamily

funeralhome.com.