Obituary of Timothy Lacy Stewart

Timothy Lacy Stewart, 61, Industrial Insulation Mechanic Timothy Lacy Stewart, born August 19, 1960, of Davenport, went to the great hunting camp in the sky on Dec. 3, 2021. Timmy is preceded in death by his parents, Lacy and Lillian Stewart; a sister, Delores Foster (Murl) Johnson and their daughter, Terri. He is survived by his wife, Brenda Travis Stewart of two years, who he finally married after dating for 20; his son, Joshua (Shanee’) Travis; grandson, Daemyn and granddaughter, LynnLee; brother, Carlton (Lillian) Foster; sister Helen (Max) Bush, and Kim (Gary) Edwards and a large extended family of outlaws, in-laws, uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, other family members and a pile of good friends. Timmy grew up running the streets of Davenport and loved riding his Yamaha 80 until Rebel, an angry dog, bit off his middle toe. He graduated from Haines City High School and Ridge Vo Tech. Timmy made friends everywhere he went and forged dozens of lifelong friendships including ones with Jeff Glass and Frankie Mathis. He loved to make his friends and classmates laugh so much that a teacher encouraged he and Frankie to miss class as they were keeping the others from learning. He was a great storyteller and, boy, did he have some stories to tell. His father came from a large family who often camped together and even made large purchases together like cars and trucks - what one did, they all did together. His father worked long hours so his uncles stepped in to teach Timmy the necessities of life like hunting and fishing. And, he loved to do both, often taking offshore fishing trips to the coast or stepping out his back door to catch a mess of specs or a large mouth bass or two. He was a member of the Dale Bruce Hunting Club and Waldo Fishing Guides. Recently, in his spare time, he enjoyed his new role as Papa Timmy. He admitted he wasn’t good at keeping secrets, refused to tell a lie, and loved his friends and family. Not long ago, he and Jeff Glass started a bucket list and, together, they crossed off hunting on Lake Marion Creek. But, he still had many more things he wanted to do. He is already missed and will never be forgotten. The viewing will be held Saturday, Dec. 11 at 1 p.m. immediately followed by the service at 2 p.m. at Oak Ridge Funeral Care in Haines City. Burial will be at a later date at Evergreen Cemetery in Davenport.