Obituaries
Teresa A. Stewart, 57
Teresa A. Stewart, 57, of Lancaster, passed on Friday January 27th at her home. She was born in Lancaster to the late Malachia Stewart and Katherine Ward Stewart. Teresa is Survived by her son Rah-Shawn E. Hall Stewart of Lancaster, three sisters Janet J. Williams, Wanda M. Cromedy, and Lolita Cole wife of Charles B. all of Lancaster, and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brother Malachia Stewart, Jr. and a sister Henrietta Talton.
Teresa worked for Woodstream of Lititz in the molding department, and retired from C.A.P. Head Start where she worked as a bus aid. She enjoyed helping children, shopping, and spending time with her family. Teresa was a member of St. Paul’s Church of God in Christ.
The family will be receiving visitors on Saturday February 4th from 10 am to 12 pm at St. Paul’s Church of God in Christ 215 S. Queen St. Lancaster, PA 17602; the service will begin at 12 pm with Rev. Odessa Coder officiating. Interment Mellinger Mennonite Cemetery. To send online condolences please visit: www.snyderfuneralhome.com 717-393-9661 Charles F. Snyder Funeral Homes & Crematory.
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Aunt Teresa was a blessing in my life. She was always a joy to be around and she was always a positive person. I loved her personality and the fact that she never let people see her down. The world is full of problems and each person carries there own load of difficulties, and with auntie, she didn’t want to make her problems someone elses. She always supported me and my family in anything that we did and she taught me valuable lessons. She was the one who go me hooked on pickles! Every family reunion she would always bring a jar of pickles for just my sisters and I. From now on, I will always make sure i keep a jar of pickles in the house. =) It is sad that she passed but i know that she is in better hands now. I hope she is watching down on me and keeping me safe. I love you Aunt Teresa. May you rest in peace.
Aunt Teresa was a blessing to the family, she always knew how to make someone else’s day and always left a lasting impression. Her energy at Church,picnics and events was refreshing and she will truly be missed.Love you!!!!
-Shanae Cole
