Birth date: Jan 8, 1936 Death date: Feb 5, 2026
Minnie Stewart Edwins was born in Aiken County, SC on January 8, 1936,to the late Tommy Stewart and Katherine Ann Peeples Stewart. On February 5, 2026, Minnie passed on to eternal rest at her residence in St. Helena Island with fa Read Obituary
A few years ago I saw this large plant sell sign, I pulled into a long drive way and called a number. On the other end was Minnie and out she came in her wheel chair. What was supposed to be a shopping trip turned into a weekly event, we came weekly to break bread together, help weed her plants, clean her home, help with chores, share stores, and most importantly she watched my babies grow. She watched them learn to walk, and taught them so much about plants. She loved us and we loved her. She became our family when we had no one else. To hear about this and it be 2 months later breaks my heart, I've been trying to reach her for nearly 3 months. We moved 5 hours away and I tried coming to surprise her last week and the gate was locked. This wasn't the answer I was wanting but at least I know. I love you Minnie.
Minnie was my friend for over 20 years and we shared many stories together. We loved flowers and the outdoors . I will always remember her smile and good memories as well. Peace be with her always . Harriet Jackwak
Shirley and Robert so sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. Sending my condolences and heartfelt thoughts and prayers.🙏❤️
So glad I got a chance to meet Mrs Minnie. She was a very special lady to all who knew and loved her.
Love you very, very much Minnie. So many good conversations. Good grapefruit. Beautiful flowers. Every kind of animal friend...like St. Francis. Thank you Robert and Donna...Minnie... thank you for teaching me about what matters.
Minnie will forever live in my heart. My dear counselor on many things, especially on plants. I loved her and she loved me. She will be missed. My condolences to her family...Beth Wright
I met Miss Minnie when I first came to Sc 15 years ago. The day lily farm was a sanctuary she allowed me to come and help with her plants and she shared her wisdom and love. She even taught me how to incubate chickens . We would go on our adventures to Charleston or the thrift store. I remember so many peaceful days in the yard with my husband her and Mr Hamp. I will miss her so much. To the family thank you for sharing your amazing mother with us. We send our love and prayers for peace and strength for you.
Richard and Darnell Glover
Blessed to have spent some time with her. Very special dear lady.
