Dr. Jaelynn B. Stewart

Funeral Services for Dr. Jaelynn B. Stewart, 25, of New Caney, Texas will be held Saturday April 12, 2025, 11AM Service at The Woodlands Church (Chapel Woodlands Campus) address: 1 Fellowship Dr. Woodlands, Texas 77384 with Pastor Dustin, Bishop Banks, and Pastor Grant officiating the services.

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JaeLynn Bobbi Stewart, a radiant light and beautiful soul, was born on October 23, 1999, to Lavell J. Stewart and Michelle L. (Grant) Stewart. Tragically, JaeLynn was taken from us much too soon on Saturday, April 5,2025, at the age of 25.JaeLynn’s infectious spirit and compassionate heart left a lasting impression on everyone she met. As thecherished older sister of Dezarai Stewart, JaeLynn was a constant source of support, encouragement, and love.Her natural gift for uplifting others through kindness and care shone brightly in every aspect of her life.Whether at home, school, athletic events, or within the community, JaeLynn’s presence was a beacon of warmthand light.JaeLynn attended Green Tree Elementary, Creekwood Middle School, and White Oak Middle School, excellingacademically and personally. She graduated from Porter High School as a Magna Cum Laude student. Sheearned academic and athletic scholarships to Southwestern University in Georgetown, TX, where she thrivedacademically, athletically, and as a Resident Assistant. Later, JaeLynn transferred to Lane College, an HBCU inJackson, TN, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, graduating Summa Cum Laude.Her passion for helping others and her pursuit of knowledge were evident in everything she did throughout heracademic journey.JaeLynn’s commitment to helping others and making a difference in the lives of others led her to ParkerUniversity: College of Chiropractic in Dallas, TX. She was on track to graduate with her PhD in August 2025and would become Dr. JaeLynn Bobbi Stewart. JaeLynn’s determination, work ethic, and unwaveringdedication to the well-being of others set her apart. She excelled not only as a student but also as an athletic andchiropractic trainer, always striving to make a positive impact in the lives of those around her.JaeLynn was an accomplished athlete whose competitive spirit pushed her to new heights. She participated in arange of high school, club team, and collegiate sports, including shot put, discus, hammer throw, andweightlifting competitions, where she consistently challenged herself to reach new personal bests. JaeLynnearned a multitude of awards and bested many records. Her drive and determination were unmatched as shecompeted not against others, but against her own potential. Her passion for athleticism was matched only by herability to inspire those around her, especially her sister, Dezarai, who was her greatest source of motivation.JaeLynn was a true teammate—always offering encouragement and support to others, both on and off the field.A member of Fellowship of the Woodlands since 2011, JaeLynn participated in youth ministries, furtherexemplifying her deep love for family and her commitment to her faith. Her thirst for adventure, love for travel,and passion for creating lasting memories were central to her life. JaeLynn enjoyed a variety of activities, fromreading and water tubing to riding roller coasters and attending NHL Dallas Stars games. She also lovedparticipating in study groups, mock court, and ceramic paint parties.JaeLynn’s legacy of love, kindness, and generosity will forever live on in the hearts of all who knew her. Herradiant smile, boundless energy, and unwavering devotion to family and friends left an indelible mark. Aboveall, JaeLynn longed to make a difference in the lives of others - a difference she undeniably made. For all wholoved her, the impact she left will never be forgotten.JaeLynn was preceded in death by her grandfathers, Scott J. Grant and Willie B. Stewart. She is survived by herparents, Lavell and Michelle Stewart; her sister, Dezarai Jeanne Stewart; grandmothers, Bobbi J. Stewart andLinda L. Grant; her aunts, Alisa Stewart and Tracy (Gary) Gruis; special friend, Cameron Providence, and ahost of cousins, extended family, and friends who will forever cherish the many beautiful memories shared with