Carson Stewart

Carson Stewart, born on November 29, 2000, in Baltimore, lived a life that, while brief, left an indelible mark on those who knew him. Carson passed away on September 11, 2026, at the age of 25, after a courageous battle with AIDS. He is survived by his loving family, including his devoted parent, Debby, and his cherished spouse, Mangi, alongside a host of family members: Seymour, Ben, Evan, Brian, Brandon, Marshy, and Scary Dave. Though Carson may not have followed a conventional path, he was a unique soul whose presence was felt deeply by those around him. He was known for his love of video games—a pastime that brought him joy and provided a window into his vibrant imagination. Carson's passion for gaming was matched only by his skill and enthusiasm, creating countless memories and friendships in the digital world. Carson was a person of strong convictions, often unafraid to voice his opinions. His candid nature and humor were distinctive traits that made him who he was. Carson's journey was one of authenticity, a quality that resonated with those who truly understood him. In his personal life, Carson found love and companionship with Mangi, to whom he was married. Their bond was a testament to Carson’s capacity to love deeply and genuinely, celebrating a relationship built on mutual respect and understanding. While Carson's professional life may not have followed traditional expectations, he was unapologetically himself, embracing his individuality with pride. His family, despite their playful jests, cherished the unique perspective and spirit he brought into their lives. A memorial service to honor Carson's life will be held on September 30, 2026, at 2:33 PM at Mangi's Shower, located at 125 Mangi Ln. The family wishes to gather in a place filled with memories and shared laughter to celebrate Carson's life. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made to organizations dedicated to AIDS research and support, reflecting Carson's journey and the challenges he faced with courage. Though Carson's family jokingly remarked that he "won’t be missed," those who knew him understand the depth of their loss. Carson Stewart's memory will endure in the hearts of those who loved him, a reminder of a life lived with authenticity and passion.