Larry Stewart

Larry Gene Stewart, 69, passed away on January 15, 2026 in Webster, Texas. He was the husband of Virgina Stewart. They shared thirty-eight years together.

Born in Galveston Texas, he was the son of Oliver Gene Stewart and Ida Carol Radler. Larry was a pipefitting instructor for Galveston College. He was a member of Galveston County Cigar Lions Club, and Texas City RC Club. He loved riding motorcycles, flying his model airplanes, spending time with his grandkids who he adored, he loved teaching his students and being a part of the pipefitting program at Galveston College, and most of all spending time with his wife, Genny.

Larry is predeceased by his father, Oliver Gene Stewart and his brother, Rodney Stewart.

He is survived by his mother, Ida Carol Radler and her husband and Larry’s step-father, Bobby Radler, his wife and the love of his life Virginia Stewart, daughter, Sheila, daughter, Susan and her husband Jason, his grandsons, Dakota, Dustin, Zachary, and Cayden, his granddaughter, Kial, great-granddaughter, Scarlet, his sisters, Kristie and Amy and numerous nieces and nephews .

Services will be held on Sunday, February 1, 2026 at Carnes Funeral Home in Texas City. Visitation will be from 2:00pm 3:00pm and Services at 3:00. Carnes Funeral Home, 3100 Gulf Fwy. Texas Texas, Tx. 77590

In lieu of flowers donation, may be made to the following organizations:
Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation, Ronald McDonald House, Texas EquuSearch, and Galveston County Cigar Lions Club.
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Everything I See...Geroge Strait

Drove down to the old place a couple of days ago
Where I grew up riding next to you, learning everything I know
I noticed just how green things were when I pulled through the gate
Like the greener pastures up there where we'll meet again someday

Wish I'd have thought to slip a phone in the pocket of your suit
When the good Lord called you home on that sunny day in June

Then I could send a picture of all the things you touched
To think a man who led such a simple life could leave behind so much
It's just a lot of little things, but they mean the world to me
Everywhere I look, there's one more memory
There's a little bit of you in everything I see

Seems to rain now all the time, hadn't seen this much in years
Didn't take you long to send back home some answers to our prayers
A lot of things are different now, but so much is still the same
And I accidentally dial your number almost every day

Wish I'd have thought to slip a phone in the pocket of your suit
When the good Lord called you home on that sunny day in June

Then I could send a picture of all the things you touched
To think a man who led such a simple life could leave behind so much
It's just a lot of little things, but they mean the world to me
Everywhere I look, there's one more memory
There's a little bit of you in everything I see

If somehow you could find that cloud with my stuff locked away
Dust it off, and you could see the things I send you everyday

Yeah, I could send a picture of your great-grandson growing up
Tell you one more time I love you and that I miss you so much
Sometimes it's the little things that really get to me
Everywhere I look, there's one more memory
There's a little bit of you in everything I see

Everywhere I look, there's one more memory
There's a little bit of you in everything I see