OVERSEAS NATIONAL AIRWAYS
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Sorry to hear about Stu Wotton, we worked with him in the training department, a very nice man. My deepest felt condolences to his family. From Marie Brennan, Florida I am sorry to lose Stu Wotton along with all the others, a friend and excellent crew member who I flew with many times. I knew he lost his son at 9-11 and take some refuge in my grief knowing that he is with him now. Best regards to all, George Flavell, Florida I was sorry to hear that Stu Wotton died, he was a great guy. Below photographs are from the ONA Training Department in 1969. I was working with Marliese Berger and Judy Lonergan at that time. To start with, there is the photo of the gorgeous Marie Brennan, Stu Wotton, Scottie and me (Maggie Lloyd) taken in April 1969. The second photo is of Frank Schooley at his graduation April 1969. Both Stu and Frank were instructors. Rest in peace, dear Stu. Greetings from Maggie Lloyd Zeibak, San Clemente CA  
STEWART "STU" D. WOTTON APRIL 6, 2006 STEWART D. WOTTON, 81, of Tinton Falls, NJ, died on Sunday, April 2, 2006 in Tinton Falls. Born in Fall River, Mass., Stewart lived in Lincroft since 1955, and lived in Tinton Falls since 2005. Stewart was a communicant of Tower Hill Presbyterian Church, Red Bank. Stewart served our country proudly in WWII and participated in D-Day and the Battle of the Bulge. He also served in Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes, and Central Europe. Stewart received a good conduct medal, European African Middle Eastern Theatre Campaign ribbon with a bronze service arrowhead. He was also a recipient of the U.S. Air Force Air Medal for his participation in operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm. He was a member of the Battle of the Bulge Organization. Stewart was a flight engineer employed by Eastern Airlines for 10 years followed by Chief Flight Engineer for Overseas National Airlines, finally transferring to American Trans Air, retiring in 1996. Stewart was predeceased by his parents, Perley Wotton and Elizabeth Washburn Wotton; son, Rodney James Wotton in 2001 in the World Trade Center; sister, Charlotte Gunnerson; and brother, Sherwood Wotton. Surviving is his loving wife of 57 years, Jean Gunnerson Wotton; sons, Brian and his wife Toni Wotton of Wayside and David and his wife Marvetta Wotton of Texas; daughter-in-law, Patricia Wotton of Middletown; brother, Richard and his wife Evelyn Wotton of Lakeville, Mass; sisters, Muriel Welcome of West Virginia and Betty Spratt of Dighton, Mass; six grandchildren that Stewart was very proud of, Erica, Alexis, Kristina, Daniel, Dorothea, and Rodney Patrick. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews and cousins.
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A last greeting to a great friend and colleague, sincere concolences to the family.  Chris van Curan and Stu Wotton at the ONA New York 2003 reunion  JOHN E. DAY FUNERAL HOME 85 RIVERSIDE AVENUE RED BANK, NJ 07701 732-747-0332 OBITUARY OF STEWART D. WOTTON Relayed by Sam Rogers, Dallas Judy Ballard, Southwest Airlines Flight Tracking, Love Field, Dallas, TX 75235-1611 |