Ian Stewart (18 Jul 1953 - 5 Sep 2024)

A gentleman and scholar. He was an inspiration to me in many aspects of life. We shared keen in rugby, music and beer. I shall miss him.

A gentleman and a scholar. He was of great inspiration to me in many aspects of life. We shared keen interests in rugby, music and beer. I shall miss him.

Sad to hear this news. Ian was a splendid man to have known and work with. I had the opportunity to catch up with him for a pint earlier this year and it was good to see him.We talked of old times and good times. He will be missed.

Can't tell you how gravely sad I was to hear of Ians passing. 98-2003 I was an apprentice at Elsym Burton and latermy a colleague at Pandelco under Ians guidance and friendship and can honestly say it made my working life as a young man vastly better. Thats just how he was. Wickedly funny, naturally kind, intelligent and with a real love for music and his running/cycling...just an all round wonderful fella. I and many other ex-colleagues will remember him always. Sincerest condolences to his nearest people /Dave

Legend of the Thunder run and master of cross country…gone but never forgotten my friend 🥲

Heartbreaking news to hear. Ian you were such a great bloke to know and I’ve had so many fond memories and laughs while we were out on runs with the lads over the peaks. Especially of you trying to catch the little lamb. Sleep tight mate.

So sad to hear this sad news, he was a fantastic man who was a work colleague to Andy and a fellow runner at Hatton Darts Running Club. Andy Learnt a lot from Ian when he first started work at Pandelco and Ian was a great mentor.
We will both miss him. Love Andy & June xx

My brother💙. Boxing Day antics will never be the same again. Love and miss you always. xx

Fond memories Ian of some lovely times over the years,love Rose xx

So sorry to hear about Ian.Such a lovely bloke He has gone to The Great Gig in The Sky.Big hugs xxx

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