Sunrise September 18, 1933-Sunset October 28, 2016

Fronnie Mae Thomas Stewart, the daughter of the late Adam Thomas and Minnie Ruth Medley Thomas entered this life on September 18, 1933 in Anson County, North Carolina.

She attended the local schools and was a graduate of West Ansonville High School. At an early age, Fronnie confessed Christ and joined Popular Springs Baptist Church, in Burnsville, NC.

After moving to Winston-Salem, NC, she joined Emmanuel Baptist Church on her Christian experience, and was faithful member until her health declined. She served on many auxiliaries including the Ora Hambright Missionary Circle, D. Everett Bible Club, Senior Choir and Sunday School. She was a former member of The William C. Sims Senior Citizen Club. Fronnie retired after 36 years as a Nurse Assistant for North Carolina Baptist Hospital.

She was married to the late William "Brown" Stewart. To this union three sons were born, two sons Gregory and Kenneth Leonard, preceded her in death. Her kindness, unselfishness, pleasant smile, and gentle manner will characterize her image in the hearts and minds of her sons. She was preceded in death by her brothers Morris, Charlie, Richard and sister Emma Ruth Harris.

Those left with happy memories and expectations of meeting again include, son Richard (Manya) Stewart, grandsons, Scott, Brandon(Latoya) and Christopher Stewart, Kenneth "KJ" Stewart(Silvia) of Tampa, Fl., William Stewart, granddaughters, Angela (Sly)Ambrose of Charlotte, NC., Tonya McCray, and Jasmine Gatson(Howard) of El Paso, Texas. Nieces Sylvia Thomas Hancock of Charlotte, NC, Cheryl Burns (Jesse) of Apex, NC , D'Gina Powell (Jesse)of Cary, NC, Nephews, Micheal Anthony Thomas, and Lewis Harris of Odessa, Tx., 8 great- grand children, 2 great great- grand, brother-in-law Diggs Harris, and host of cousins and other relatives.

Funeral service will be held at 1:00 PM on Thursday, November 3, 2016 at Emmanuel Baptist Church. the family will greet friends one hour prior to the service. Interment will be in Oaklawn Memorial Gardens.

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