Bradley Stewart

Bradley Jay Stewart

Bradley Jay Stewart son of Harold and Erlene Stewart. Husband of 45 beautiful years to Linda Crystal Stewart. Born November 30th, 1961 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Passed away peacefully with family by his side at IHC Hospital on July 1st, 2024.

Father to 4 children; Holly Stewart Caten (Steven Caten), Christine Stewart Thomas (Brandon Thomas), Caitlin Stewart Zuniga (Joshua Zuniga) and Zachary David Stewart.

Brother to 5 siblings; Val Stewart (Kathleen Stewart), Dale Stewart, Michael Stewart (Jo Ann Stewart), Pamela Stewart Driscoll (Dave Driscoll), Tim Stewart (Deb Stewart).

One of his greatest joys was being a Grandfather to 10 grandchildren; London, Sawyer, Scarlett, Andersen, Noelle, Luke, Liam, Leo, Chloe and Noah. One grandchild is on the way and Brad truly loved his adopted grandchildren; Adaire and Coco Christensen.

Some of Brad's notable achievements include regional Western High School Golf Champion of Nevada. Involved with the family development of Star Valley Ranch in Thayne, Wyoming. Attending and meeting his bride Linda at Brigham Young University. Brad and Linda were sealed for time and all eternity in the Salt Lake City Utah LDS Temple. He was a real estate agent and broker. He had his commercial drivers license and Pilots license. He loved riding motorcycles with his friends and was a Harley Davidson enthusiast. Served as President of Zija International. President of a food storage company called GoFoods. Host of a nationally syndicated radio show called Financially Fit. Served in many different callings in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Including Elders Quorum President many times, Young Men's Leader and Ward Mission Leader. He truly gave his all to everything he took on in his lifetime.

Brad had an uncanny ability to build and lift others. Brad’s loving, selfless, and empathetic characteristics made everyone feel loved and that they were the most important person in the room. He was a bright presence and light to whoever he would come across. If you knew him, you loved him.

Brad had a love for self betterment, family, Christ’s gospel and business. His focus was always on the “big rocks.” Brad was man of integrity, he loved his family, and he adored his forever bride. He was always reaching out to family and friends sending quotes, kind and uplifting messages. A few quotes from others,

“Brad made me better when I was with him.”
“Brad always made me feel special.”
“He was one of the good guys.”
“He was a Legend.”

He always tried to better himself, and he worked hard at doing that til the very end. This loss is deeply felt by so many and you will forever be in our hearts Bradley Jay. We will continue to try to emulate some of the beautiful qualities that Brad possessed and know his memory will forever live on.

Memorial services for Brad will be held at 11:00 am at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints located 275 East 10600 South. Sandy, Ut.