Bart Alan Stewart

Longtime Alaska resident Bart Alan Stewart, 61, died on Aug 5, 2022, at his homein Two Rivers, AK.Bart was born Feb 11, 2022, in Newcastle, WY. He is 2 nd of four children to R Keithand Kay Stewart and spent his early childhood in Rapid City, SD, Newtown, OH,Arlington, TX and came to Anchorage, AK at the age of 8. He was a member of theBartlett High School class of 1979.After high school he went to work for Geophysical Services as the head surveyorand worked on the North Slope in the winter and in the Rocky Mountain area inthe summer. He did a stint as a long-haul trucker for a while. He later returned tosurveying and worked for hydroGeophysics, Inc in AZ and then returned to Alaskain 2003 and worked at Pogo Mine from 2006-2017, when he retired.He grew up listening to stories of his grandpa Stewart’s early years in Alaska andchose to live the Alaskan lifestyle at his home in the Two Rivers area of Fairbanks.He spent time with friends fishing, hunting, skiing, watching wildlife and justenjoying the outdoors. He followed in his grandpa Skog’s footsteps and became askilled woodworker and enjoyed passing on his knowledge to the next generationof woodworkers.Bart is survived by his mother, Kay Stewart of Florida; sisters, Deborah Smith(Mark) of Wasilla, AK and Dianna Stewart of FL; brother, Robert Stewart (Crissie)of FL; nieces, Katherine Smith (Mike Spillane), AK, Megan Enstrom, AZ, Zoey andKarley Stewart, FL; nephews, Kenneth Smith (Annie Carver), ND, Jason Enstrom,AZ and Brandon Pyke, FL; great nephews Maximus Smith and Konrad Spillane;Aunt and Uncles; Judy and Jack Hoar, SD, Doug and Sally Denny, OR.He is preceded by his father, R. Keith Stewart; grandparents; Rusty and PhyllisSkog, RK and Gertrude Stewart, and Marge Denny.A Celebration of Life was held on Aug 20, 2022, in Two Rivers, AK with his familyand many close friends. His ashes will be spread over the mountains in Alaska.