David Jewell Obituary

The Boutique Ladies of Stein Mart #43 in Charleston express deepest sympathy to the family of Dave Jewell. The news of his death was met with great sadness. We will always remember Dave as our leader who helped us make the store successful. He became a friend to all. His presence will always be with us here in the store.

I want to express sympathy in your loss of Dave Jewell. I, like so many others, have happy memories of working as a Boutique Lady at

"his store". I had a nice visit with Dave two years ago while he was a patient in St. Francis Hospital. Dave will always be a part ot this Stein Mart - His Store-#43

I worked with Dave Jewell for many years at Stein Mart,Charleston (#43). He was a wonderful man

and will be missed by many friends.

I worked with Dave Jewell for many years at Stein Mart,Charleston (#43). He was a wonderful, caring man and will be missed by many friends.

I had the pleasure of working for Dave at Steinmart when I first started there! He was a truly caring person under his gruff exterior and I hated it when he had to retire! He took good care of his Boutique Ladies!

I worked with Dave at Stein Mart (#43). Dave was a mentor and a great friend. I am glad I had the chance to have Dave as a friend and share some great times together.

I worked with David at Store 43. Wha a guy! In spite of his often-worn frown, he was a teddy bear at heart and truly cared for others! I will miss you, Dave. FLY HIGH ! margaret sams

We met when we opened store #25 in 1988, and what wonderful years we had.



I never stopped loving you.

I had the pleasure of working with David. I remember how he used to smile and joke. My heart and prayers go out to the ones who loved David as he was a very good man.

May he rest in peace....

A 50.00 dollar donation has been submitted for the prevention of animal cruelty through the animal welfare league in Dave Jewells name.

Thank you Dave for everything.

I also opened store 43 with David. We became close friends and I will miss him alot. When I was married on Kiawah island only family was invited.. Family and a couple of friends. David was there that night with me. I talked to Dave fairly often, it was my job to continue to drive him crazy...
I will miss him terribly and hope he now can rest in peace... I love ya Dave!

I used to work at Stein Mart and I am saddened to hear that David is no longer with us. He touched a lot of people's lives and will be missed greatly. My thoughts and prayers are with all of David's family and friends.

I worked with Dave at the Charleston Stein Mart (#43), in fact we opened that store together. He hired me with a broken foot and when he asked how I broke it, I told him "You don't want to know" and he just laughed and said "Okay". I learned a lot from Dave and have never forgotten him. He is a "one of a kind" man and no one will be able to take his place in this world. My prayers are with his family.