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Dennis A.
Stewart
Oct 22, 1952 — Sep 18, 2024
Roxbury
Dennis Alvin Stewart, 71, of Boston, MA (formerly of Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago) passed away on September 18, 2024. Dennis was born on October 22, 1952, in Port of Spain, Trinidad and later migrated to the Boston, MA. While growing up in Trinidad, he was an energetic young man and had a passion for martial arts where he attained a black belt. Dennis attended Nelson Street Boys Primary School and later matriculated to Belmont Boys Secondary School. After graduation, he worked for the Department of Public Works until his migration to the US.
Dennis migrated to the US in 1973, settled in Boston with his mother and siblings. He received a certificate in Electro-Mechanic from the Comprehensive Employment Training Program, but later changed his focus and joined the Boston Police Academy in 1983 then left in 1985. He moved onto various other positions and his last formal position was at the Boston Public Health Commission where he also received various certificates of achievements. He was skilled in assembling computers and could build them from scratch. He was experienced in reading electronic diagrams through computers and had knowledge of every part of a PC board.
As young man growing up in Trinidad, he was known to have a great sense of responsibility and very pleasing disposition. According to one of his high school teachers, "He was respectful, diligent and thoughtful with a great sense of responsibility". He took the Cambridge School Certificate Exam and received three GCE certificates in 1970. His favorite sports were football, soccer and basketball. In addition to sports, he enjoyed music, old school reggae and soca and one of his favorite artists was George Michael. During his trip to China, the Chinese people thought he was "Michael Jordan", and kept asking for his autograph, after a while, he just stopped correcting them and went with the flow and enjoyed thecelebrity status. He enjoyed watching sports with his friends, especially watching football with his best friend and brother, David Morson. In addition, he loved long distance road trips.
Son of: Cyril Stewart (deceased) and Iona (Ellie) Morson (deceased)
Father to Jamelia White and Denisha Williams
Father-in-law to Derrick White and Joshua Williams
Grandfather to Jadyn White, Josiah White, Julian White, Brooklyn Williams, Legend Williams, Lyric Williams
Brother to Elnora Sandiford (deceased), Janice (Pinky) Noel, Ingrid Samuel, Ulric (Ricky) Stewart, Arlene Jerome, David Morson, Dennis Morson, Arnold (Shadow) Morson, Linda Morson
Brother-in-law to Victor Sandiford (deceased), Ainsley Noel (deceased) Hannah Stewart, Garvin Jerome
Uncle to Brian Sandiford, Paulette Sandiford, Clayton Sandiford, Dexter Sandiford, Suzette Sandiford, Dean Noel, Shawn Noel, Keva Noel, Ronda Noel, Keon Samuel, Nia Charles Stewart,Imani Charles Stewart, Gregory Stewart, Geofrey Stewart, Jayson Juba, Jeri Stewart Juba, Jada Juba, Garvin (Junior) Jerome.
Also a loving uncle to many great nieces and nephews.
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