Stewart Nenning

Stewart Duane Nenning, age 20, passed away October 31, 2016 in his home in Pleasant Grove, Utah. The cause of death is currently unknown.

Stewart was born June 10, 1996 in Nampa, Idaho. He resided with his mother, Teresa Martin, and siblings, in Caldwell until 2006. They then moved to Clearfield, Utah until 2007 when Stewart then moved to Chandler, Arizona to be with his father, Gregory Nenning.

Stewart attended Wilson Elementary in Caldwell, Mesquite Junior High and Highland High School, in Gilbert, Arizona and went on to attend Mesa Community College.

His passion and knowledge for dirt biking, riding ATVs, cars, and building computers came from his father, Greg. They loved going dirt biking at The Dunes in California, The Cinders in Arizona, Coral Pink and Little Sahara in Utah.

He and his step-brother Stuart spent hours playing pc games such as RuneScape and Minecraft together. Stewart loved playing games with his family any chance he could. He also enjoyed playing League of Legends with his co-worker and close friend, Caleb Moore.

During high school he began working at Hobby Lobby and continued working there through college.

Stewart has always been a very successful entrepreneur. A few of his business ventures included:

Starting his own YouTube channel showcasing his MotoCross skills
Opening his own car dealership and creating a website for it, including his own how-to videos on repairing the interior of BMWs
Recently started leasing out his car on the weekends through the TURO-Better Cars app, resulting in quite the RE-v-v-v-v-enue

He made good money with all of these ventures and it all started with selling his famous homemade chocolate chip cookies at a family yard sale at the age of 10.

In December of 2015, he applied at BMW Pleasant Grove, and was hired before even moving from Arizona back to Utah. He was on his career path to opening his own high-end dealership, which was his dream. In his own words, Stewart said, “Decided to get myself an early birthday present! Also achieved a life-long goal of owning an ///M car.” It was a stunning, Sakhir Orange Metallic, 2016, custom-ordered, BMW M4 Series.

Stewart is survived by his father, Gregory Michael Nenning of Arizona, his mother, Teresa Martin and stepfather, Richard Martin of Utah, siblings; Elizabeth Sharp (Collin) of Idaho, Curtis Fowble of Idaho, Sara Bell (Eric) of Idaho, Malorie Canchola (Trevor) of Utah, Heidi Neider of Idaho, Emily Martin, Amanda Hartley (John), and Stuart Martin, of Utah, paternal aunt Gail Booth (Rick), paternal cousins Danny and Shannon Booth, of California, and 15 maternal nieces and nephews. Maternal aunts and uncles as follows; Florence Henderson (Robin), April Poulton (Jim), Eric Richardson, all from Idaho, and Barney Richardson (Angie), of Washington. He is also survived by his maternal grandmother, Cleo Poulton of Idaho, his paternal grandfather, Robert E. Nenning of California and Brian and Liz Fowble, of Idaho, who were a special part of his life and loved him as one of their own.

He was preceded in death by his maternal great-grandmother Drusilla Lambert, paternal grandmother, Dolores Nenning, maternal grandfather, Dave Poulton, maternal uncles Nelson and Arnold Richardson.

Funeral Services will be held Saturday, November 5, 2016 at  11:00 a.m. at  the Chrissam Meadows LDS Ward, 315 E, (Chelemes Way) 2200 S, Clearfield, Utah. Friends may visit with family Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Lindquist’s Layton Mortuary, 1867 No. Fairfield Road and Saturday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the church.  Interment, Clearfield City Cemetery, 1050 South State Street.

Following the dedication of the grave, a luncheon for family and those traveling will be provided by the LDS West Park Ward, at the same address as the funeral services.

We would like to thank Lindquist Mortuary, Jimmy’s Floral for the beautiful flower arrangements, our friends and family for all your love and support, and our ward family whom we love and owe so much gratitude.