Stewart W Huston

Stewart W. Huston, Jr. "Billy" passed peacefully February 7th, 2025, at Salem North Healthcare Center where he had been a resident for 11+ years. Billy was born June 8, 1953, in New Castle, PA to the late Stewart W. Huston, Sr. and Frances (Hutton) Huston. At birth he weighed less than 4 pounds and doctors wondered if he would survive. He was diagnosed with cerebral palsy and needed crutches or a wheelchair to be mobile. His mother and father took great care of him over the years. 

In Billy's younger years he was very independent. Graduating from Mohawk local schools in 1972 and working on bicycles with his father at a shop setup for him in their basement. In later years he worked as a Sam's Club greeter which fit him very well with his outgoing personality. He made it a point to know most people in the area. Billy attended numerous churches over the years-not concerned with any denominational differences. Perhaps now he is running aisles in Heaven since he never could here on earth. 

Billy is survived by his sister Leona Russell of Salem, four nieces, Darylynne (Todd) Drake, Doreen (David) Close, Wendy Russell, and Tina (Keb) Snyder, four nephews, Todd (Raeann) Sanor, Dwayne Huston, Jason Russell, Steven (Tracy) Russell and several great nieces and nephews. To Billy, his nieces and nephews were like his own children.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by siblings Donald Huston and Carolyn Sanor, brother in -law Gary Russell, nephews Gary Sanor and Darrin Huston as well as infant niece Lora Sanor. Thank you to the Salem North Staff for their exceptional care over the past 11 years. 

A Celebration of Life service will take place, beginning at 330pm Sunday March 23rd, 2025, at Salem Community Church, 14113 Salem Church Street Alliance, Ohio 44601. Located at the corner of Salem Church rd. and Beechwood. With Pastors; Steve Lowe and Neil Orchard officiating. A short time of visitation will take place prior to the service at 3pm. 

 Please note -family in Heaven are multi-trillionaires residing in in neighborhoods with streets of gold and jasper walls. The Heavenly Father is loaded! Donations can be made in his memory to Shriners Hospital for Children.