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Portrait of Lee James Stewart Jr.
He lived, so shall he be remembered

Lee James Stewart Jr.

February 18, 1988 – July 8, 2020
Lived 32 years
Westminster Memorial Park · Westminster, CA
“I’m not gonna run, I’m gonna walk”
Life story

Lee James was a young man who loved life to the fullest. A native to Orange County, CA and first generation of Stewart’s from Stevenage, England. He attended school in Anaheim, CA and lived in Stanton at the time of his passing.

He was the eldest brother to four younger brothers and two sisters. He was an amazing son, brother and uncle. He was the most thoughtful person you could ever meet. He had a generous heart and his kind and gentle ways just invited you in to his world. He had many friends and social circles and enjoyed spending time with all of them.

He loved music and his tremendous amount of knowledge in the music scene was immense and unmatched. His passion didn’t stop with music, he had a vast collection of books, skateboards and rare collectibles.

He was funny and had a great sense of humor and could tell a story like no other. His laugh was intoxicating, and his presence is missed tremendously.

He left an enormous hole in the world of all those who loved and adored him. He will be forever remembered as a generous, kind and thoughtful soul.

A friend, a brother, a son, and an uncle that will live in our hearts forever.

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1988
Born February 18
1989
Lee was 1 when the Berlin Wall fell
1995
Lee was 7 when "Toy Story" became the first fully computer-animated film
1997
Lee was 9 when "Titanic" opened in theaters
2005
Lee was 17 when the first video was posted to YouTube
2006
Lee was 18 when Twitter was launched
2020
Passed away July 8, age 32
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Westminster, CA
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