Jesse "Jay" Robert Stewart III

Jesse “Jay” Robert Stewart III, 66, of Las Vegas, Nevada, passed away on December 30, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of laughter, strength, and resilience. Born on February 3, 1959, in Phoenix, Arizona, Jesse’s life was a vibrant tapestry woven with adventure, creativity, and an abiding sense of joy that touched everyone he met.

From a young age, Jesse exhibited a charisma and warmth that drew people toward him. He served his country with honor as a proud Navy veteran, an experience that shaped his sense of discipline, camaraderie, and commitment to doing what was right. After his time in the service, Jesse continued to explore his talents and interests, finding expression as both an actor and a writer. His creative spirit and natural storytelling ability made him a captivating presence, whether on stage, on screen, or in conversation with friends.

Later in life, Jesse found fulfillment in his career as a truck driver for Walmart, a position that allowed him to see the country he loved while supporting his family. He took pride in his work, finding peace on long drives across highways and finding connection in the stories of those he met along the way. His career reflected his grounded, hardworking nature and his genuine interest in the world around him. To his family and friends, Jesse was a man defined by his joyful, playful nature and a sense of humor that could brighten even the darkest day. He approached life with a contagious energy, always eager to make someone smile or share a good laugh.

Jesse built his family with his loving, devoted partner, Ramona Gale Stewart, whose dedication, loyalty, and partnership sustained him through every chapter. He was a proud father to his daughter, Jasmin Naomi Stewart, and his son, Jesse Robert Stewart IV. To his children, Jesse embodied strength and perseverance.

A lifelong sports enthusiast, Jesse held a deep passion for basketball and football. He followed the Golden State Warriors and the Dallas Cowboys with unwavering loyalty, cheering on his teams with the same enthusiasm he brought to everything in life. Whether watching a big game with family or sharing playful banter with friends, sports gave him joy and connection.

Jesse will be remembered for his big heart, his unshakable spirit, and the countless moments of happiness he shared. His presence was a gift; his memory will remain a guiding light to those fortunate enough to know him. Jesse's passing leaves an irreplaceable space in the lives of those who loved him, yet his presence will continue to be felt in every story told, every joke heard, and every warm memory recalled.

He is survived by his wife, Ramona, his daughter, Jasmin, and his son, Jesse IV. Though his journey on this earth has ended, his laughter, kindness, and love will echo in the lives of all who carry his memory forward.