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Raymond Gage Stewart, 32 left this earth Tuesday, May 9 suddenly and unexpectedly in his home in Bell Creek, West Virginia, while his family and friends are shocked and heartbroken by his sudden passing, they are thankful for his life. Gage was a huge kind hearted soul who loved the simple things in life and loved his family and friends, just as fiercely, especially his baby sister, Maddie Wayne. He loved all things outdoors, was an avid hunter fisherman and the best dozer/loader operator around . He loved spending time working on old trucks and four wheeling in the mud. He had the amazing ability to make anyone he met smile, and he gave the best bear hugs! He could find the good in everyone he met. Gage is proceeded in death by his father Rodney Allen Stewart. Survived by his mother, Deena Stewart, stepfather Donald Wayne of 20 mile West Virginia, his baby sister, Maddie Wayne of 20 mile WV, who he loves the most in this world, Brother Briar Stewart (Cassie) his Aunt Hayley Peters, Husband Jamie Peters, Jayden Chapman, Waylon Dean Findley and Ryley Joe Chapman of Boomer, WV, his Maw Maw Kay, Grandfather Tate Jerrell (Kris Jerrell ) and special family, Uncle Guy and Aunt Linda Stewart of Clay WV, James David and “Bestie” Brittany Stewart, Felicia and Randall Woods and children of Clay WV, Uncle Junior Stewart (Tina) of VA, Cousin Holden Stewart of VA, Uncle Charlie Stewart (Patty) of PA, Step Grandmother Betty Wayne of Summersville, and Kennedy Murphy who was also a dear close friend, along with many other family and friends.
A celebration of his life will be held at O’Dell Funeral Home in Montgomery West Virginia Tuesday, May 16 with visitation starting at 12 PM and a graveside service immediately following where this amazing gentle man will be laid to rest and reunited with his dad, Rodney Allen Stewart. Memorials and condolences and any gifts may be given to the family or sent to O’Dell Funeral Home. The family of Raymond Gage Stewart wishes to extend our sincere thanks to everyone who reached out and with special thanks to his employer and Work family at Blackhawk Mining where he met so many coworkers that became brothers. He is so loved and missed us all. Expressions of sympathy can be went at www.odellfuneral.com