Vincent Stewart

Vincent Stewart (Hannah)

Born November 19th. Though he leaves the world behind, his light will forever be too bright to fade. It will continue to shine in the memories he created, the lives he touched, and the broken but grateful hearts of those he leaves behind. He was the child of Shannon (Flis) Stewart and David Stewart (Jenni Stewart.)

Preceded in death by his grandparents Maureen Ann (Shea) Flis, Zigmund Michael Flis Sr., and Great Grandmother Barbara Shurites and Grandfather David Stewart.

He was an artist, a comedian, and a tender empathetic human. The simple things in life brought him joy. A new copic marker set was all that was needed to spend hours creating gallery worthy art pieces. Music was something that brought him great comfort and joy. Bowie was always on his regular playlist.

He loved food and enjoyed cooking. His humor was intelligent, and his dry delivery would catch you off guard leaving you in a full belly laugh at the absolute brilliance of it all.

He adored animals and all small creatures, especially his dogs Bosco and Fatboy. Cats, Frieda and Casper, and ferrets Freddy, Lola and Audrey.

He was kind and generous and would give the last of anything he had to bring comfort to someone else. There was a light in his eyes that brought anyone who shared a space with him peace.

He was brave and strong. His wanderlust and adventurous spirit led to extensive travel. He enjoyed meeting people from all walks of life and hearing their stories. He led a brave and unique life always advocating for those around him. Always rooting for the underdog.

It is impossible to condense or encompass all that he was into a few short paragraphs, but undoubtedly, you have never met anyone so unique and special. He will be forever missed by all who loved him dearly. He is survived by mother and father, (stepmother,) aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.

A visitation will be held on Sept. 28, from 10-12 at Kniffen O'Malley Leffler, 465 S. Main St, Wilkes-Barre. Interment will immediately follow at St. Mary's Cemetery.