Stuart Hunter Sibley

STUART SIBLEY LEFT BEHIND THIS SMALL BLUE SPHERE WE CALL EARTH

AND TRANSITIONED TO HIS HEAVENLLY HOME ON APRIL 4TH, 2026 FOLLOWING A BRIEF ILLNESS.

STUART WAS BORN IN FORT WORTH, TEXAS ON NOVEMBER 14, 1977. HE WAS THE FIRST CHILD OF DEBORAH SUSAN (TUTCHER) SIBLEY AND STEPHEN EARL SIBLEY. STUART WAS A BLOND HAIRED BROWN EYED BUNDLE OF ENERGY AS A TODDLER. HE WAS ALWAYS UP FOR A NEW ADVENTURE. STUART ATTENDED GRADE SCHOOL AT ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL SCHOOL IN FORT WORTH AND LATER GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL AT WESTERN HILLS. 

AFTER HIGH SCHOOL, HE WORKED FOR A TIME AS AN INTERIOR FINISHER AND PAINTER. HE THEN DECIDED TO MOVE TO NACOGDOCHES, TX WHERE HE LIVED WITH HIS GRANDPARENTS AND ATTENDED STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY FOR 2 YEARS. STUART THEN MOVED TO BROWNWOOD, TX AND WORKED FOR 3M AS A MAKER FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS UNTIL A WORKPLACE INJURY FORCED HIM TO END HIS EMPLOYMENT THERE. HE THEN MOVED BACK TO BENBROOK TO LIVE WITH HIS PARENTS.

STUART LIKED ANYTHING WITH WHEELS: SKATEBOARDS, ELECTRIC CARS, BIKES, MOTORCYCLES, AND HIS BLUE CONVERTIBLE MUSTANG. HE ENJOYED GOING HUNTING WITH HIS AND HIS DAD'S FRIENDS AND FISHING FROM HIS GRANDAD'S PIER ON LAKE ARROWHEAD. STUART ENJOYED HELPING HIS DAD AT THE FAMILY FARM DOING ALL KINDS OF WORK NECESSSARY TO MAINTAIN THE FARM.

STUART WAS BAPTIZED AND BECAME A MEMBER OF THE RIDGLEA UNITED METHODIST CHURCH IN 1992.

STUART LOVED WELL AND WAS WELL LOVED BY ALL OF HIS FRIENDS AND FAMILY.

STUART WAS PREDECEASED BY HIS MOTHER, DEBBIE SIBLEY.

HE IS SURVIVED BY HIS DAD, STEPHEN SIBLEY, ONE BROTHER SCOTT ANDREW SIBLEY, AUNTS SYLVIA SIBLEY MIDDLEBROOK AND JANICE STOKES, AND UNCLE THOMAS TUTCHER JR. , COUSINS HOLLI SMITH, DR. EMILY MIDDLEBROOK ROBINSON, JENNIFER MOHON, AND JON-DAVID ALEXANDER.

FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE CONDUCTED BY COOK-GERNGROSS-GREEN-PATTERSON FUNERAL HOME IN ROSEBUD, TEXAS. VISITATION WILL BE FROM 1:30PM-2:30 P.M. ON MONDAY, APRIL 13TH AT THE FUNERAL HOME, FOLLOWED BY A

GRAVESIDE SERVICE AT 3:00 P.M. AT POWERS CHAPEL CEMETERY. REV. DON FULTON WILL OFFICIATE.

THE FAMILY SUGGESTS MEMORIALS TO THE UNION GOSPEL MISSION OF TARRANT COUNTY OR THE PRESBYTERIAN NIGHT SHELTER OF TARRANT COUNTY.