In a poignant farewell to a life well-lived, Elizabeth (Yule) Stewart, aged 95, of Hooksett, bids adieu after a long and fulfilling journey that left an indelible mark on those fortunate enough to share in her vibrant existence. The announcement of her passing on December 8, 2023, serves as a collective moment for the community to reflect on the legacy of a woman who embraced life with zeal and grace.
Elizabeth’s origins trace back to Aberdeen, Scotland, where she was born to Albert and Jessie (Watt) Yule. Her roots in Scotland were not just a matter of geography but a profound connection to her heritage and cultural identity. A deep-seated love for her Scottish roots permeated her life, and this affinity manifested through active participation in cultural events. Elizabeth’s proud membership in the Scottish Daughters of Scotia not only reflected her commitment to preserving her heritage but also fostered enduring friendships that stood the test of time.
The descriptor “active” emerges as a central theme in recounting Elizabeth’s life. Her journey was marked by a ceaseless pursuit of engagement and contribution.
To those who had the privilege of knowing her, Elizabeth was more than a figure; she was a beacon of love and generosity. Her eagerness to extend a helping hand defined her character, creating a legacy of compassion and benevolence.
As Hooksett mourns the passing of Elizabeth, the community stands united in remembering a woman who lived life with gusto, leaving behind a tapestry woven with kindness, cultural pride, and enduring friendships.
The echoes of her active and loving spirit will resonate through the memories shared by those whose lives she touched, creating a lasting tribute to a remarkable woman whose legacy transcends the boundaries of time.
