Stewart, Glen

Stewart, Glen B.
B: 03 Dec 1918
D: 09 Jul 1994, Kittson Memorial Nursing Home
M: 30 Nov 1939, Melvey (or Melvy) Carlson
d. 19 Nov 2005, Altru Hospital, Grand Forks, ND. She was dau of Robert Carlson and Minnie Augman.

FN: Roy Stewart
MN: Aneata Diamond

Children of Glen Stewart and Melvey Carlson:

1. Garylle Stewart
B: 21 Apr 1940
M: Marion Witt

2. Robert Stewart (Bobby) (See racing article on the bottom)
B: 21 Mar 1945
D: 03 May 1985
Buried: Greenwood Cemetery
M: 15 Aug 1965, Sandra (Sandy) Geddes

Children of Robert Stewart and Sandra Geddes:

1. Lance Stewart
B: 16 Feb 1966

2. Lora Stewart
B: 15 Mar 1968

3. Wayne Stewart
B: 24 Apr 1946
M: 22 Jun 1967 Renee Jerome

Children of Wayne Stewart and Renee Jerome:

1. David Stewart
B: 13 Oct 1967
M: 03 Jan 1998, Cindy Gleason, dau of Cliff Gleason, Tolna; Carrol and Lyle Dahl, rural Tolna

David is a graduate of Hallock High School and Moorhead State University, Moorhead. Cindy is a graduate of Central Cass High School, Casselton and Moorhead State University, Moorhead. She is the editor of the Kittson County Enterprise in Hallock. He is assistant vice president and agricultural representative at Northwestern State Bank, Hallock.

2. Shawn Stewart
B: 22 Mar 1970
M: 20 Aug 2004, Carrie Summerfield, dau of Gary and Vicki Summerfield, Minot

 

4. Susan Stewart
B: 30 Oct 1947
M: 04 Sep 1965, Terrance (Terry) Larson

Children of Terrance Larson and Susan Stewart:

1. Ashley Larson
B: 30 Jan 1966

2. Benjamin Larson
B: 02 Feb 1976

3. Chad Larson
B: 07 Jun 1977

4. Daniel Larson
B: 10 Feb 1979

 


From Prof. Michael Rustad 27 Sep 04:

I was speaking with Helen Tri this evening and she reminded me that the late Bobby Stewart (son of Glen and Melvie) was a jockey who rode the horse, Ocean Roar, in the 1969 Kentucky Derby. Helen's memory was that Bobby's horse, Ocean Roar, was the leader for the first quarter mile. She recalls watching the race on the ABC-TV affiliate in Pembina. I looked up the website at kentuckyderby.com and learned that Helen's memories were quite accurate. Here's the writeup on the race which confirms that Ocean Roar was setting the pace for the first five furlongs. Former residents of Kittson County will remember that Glen Stewart's son got their start at the Kittson County Fair Grounds. They were quite well known in the racing world. Bobby won a great number of races in Winnipeg. The Glen Stewart farm bordered our farm and I remember seeing some rather majestic quarter horses.

Here's the Kentucky Derby historical account of Bobby Stewart's race:

MAJESTIC PRINCE swerved out a bit through run to the first turn, dripped over while moving at the leaders after three furlongs, continued along the outside to hold his position, rallied when sharply roused on the second turn to wear down ARTS AND LETTERS nearing the furlong marker and was fully extended to prevail. ARTS AND LETTERS in hand early, continued along the inside in a brilliant move to take over the lead on the stretch turn, rallied gamely when headed and gave way grudgingly. DIKE, slow to settle in stride and unhurried for three-quarters, came out to launch his bid on the final turn to loom boldly in midstretch, only to hang slightly through the closing drive. TRAFFIC MARK passed only tiring horses. TOP KNIGHT forwardly placed from the start, moved strongly along the inside to take command midway down the backstretch, drifted out on rounding the second turn and succumbed suddenly. OCEAN ROAR stopped badly after making the pace for five furlongs. FLEET ALLIED dropped back after encountering slightly close quarters entering the first turn and failed to threaten. RAE JET was squeezed back when caught in a speed jam entering the first turn and soon lost contact with the field.