Lori Anne Stewart, age 64, of Shelbyville, TN., went to be with her heavenly Father Tuesday, September 8, 2026. She was born March 26, 1962, in Baltimore, Maryland to the late Clarence Lee Frazier III and Marjorie Bennett Frazier.
A celebration of life memorial service will be held from 2-4 p.m. Saturday, September 12, 2026, at the family home, 584 Jennings Lane, Shelbyville.
Lori’s capacity for love and selflessness truly knew no bounds, shown most profoundly in the remarkable gift of life, she gave by donating a kidney to her father. Guided by a giving heart and steady faith as a member of the Lutheran Church, she spent her life looking for ways to lift up those around her and helping anyone in need.
In her youth, Lori attended Cascade High School and Shelbyville Central High School.
Nothing brought her greater joy than her children and grandchildren, where her warmth and devotion shone brightest. She had an infectious love for the simple, things in life—whether she was enjoying the quiet peace of the country, remembering the freedom of riding horses, landing a great catch while fishing, or hunting for hidden treasures at local yard sales. Lori also possessed a wonderful, natural gift for growing things. She was remarkably knowledgeable about flowers, and under her care, every garden thrived.
Lori is survived by her mother, Marjorie Frazier Gavin (Charles) of Shelbyville; children, Leigha Frazier (James Nunn) of Hillsboro, Colby Frazier (Megan) of Tullahoma, and Bradley Stewart Jr. (Ashley Morris) of McMinnville; grandchildren, Ciara Frazier (Gage Beal), Ryleigh Graham, Jayden Frazier, and Hunter Frazier; siblings, Lisa Garrett (Danny) and Robert Frazier (Belinda); caregiver, Marilyn Sanders; aunt, Susan Costello (Jack), and nieces and nephews.
Feldhaus-Gowen-Smith Chapel is honored to be serving the family of Lori Ann Stewart
