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Daniel Stewart Dies At 37

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Former Port Adelaide player Daniel Stewart has suddenly died at the age of 37.

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Daily Mail25 Oct

Matthew Thomas, a former Port Adelaide AFL player and business partner of Daniel 'Snowy' Stewart, shared a heartfelt tribute after Stewart's sudden death at age 37 on Friday. Stewart played as a forward for Port Adelaide from 2010 to 2013 before being delisted in 2013. His wife Laura and sister Claire Madden have since expressed their grief through social media posts, with Claire launching a GoFundMe campaign that…

Best mate's heartbreaking tribute to former AFL player Daniel 'Snowy' Stewart after his sudden death at 37 →3 articles from Daily Mail on this story

ABC News (AU)24 Oct

Port Adelaide AFL club announced that former player Daniel Stewart, a forward who played four seasons for the team between 2010 and 2013, died suddenly on Friday at the age of 37. The club expressed its condolences to Stewart's family and offered support to those associated with him during his time at the club.

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Sydney Morning Herald24 Oct

Port Adelaide is mourning the sudden death of former player Daniel Stewart, who passed away at 37 years old on Friday. Stewart played 36 games and scored 31 goals as a key forward for Port Adelaide from 2010 to 2013 after being drafted in 2009. The club released a statement expressing condolences to his family and friends, including mentioning plans to honor him by wearing black armbands during their first home game…

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24 Oct
Former Port Adelaide player Daniel Stewart has suddenly died at the age of 37.
4 outlets · Daily Mail
25 Oct
'We will honour Daniel by wearing black armbands in our first home game at Adelaide Oval in 2027.'
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Where to start Best mate's heartbreaking tribute to former AFL player Daniel 'Snowy' Stewart after his sudden death at 37 Daily Mail

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25 Oct Best mate's heartbreaking tribute to former AFL player Daniel 'Snowy' Stewart after his sudden death at 37Matthew Thomas, a former Port Adelaide AFL player and business partner of Daniel 'Snowy' Stewart, shared a heartfelt tribute after Stewart's sudden death at age 37 on Friday. Stewart played as a forward for Port Adelaide from 2010 to 2013 before being delisted in 2013. His wife Laura and sister Claire Madden have since expressed their grief through social media posts, with Claire launching a GoFundMe campaign that…Daily Mail
24 Oct Ex-AFL star Daniel Stewart dead at 37 following ‘unexpected medical episode’
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24 Oct Gym's heartbreaking email to members confirming the 'unexpected' death of AFL star and father-of-two Daniel Stewart who passed away suddenly at 37Daniel Stewart, a former AFL player for Port Adelaide and owner of several Melbourne gyms under Body Fit Training (BFT), died suddenly at age 37 after an unexpected medical episode. The gym sent an emotional email to members on Saturday morning announcing his death, describing him as "an incredible husband, father, friend, and beloved part of the BFT community." Port Adelaide's chief executive expressed condolences…Daily Mail
24 Oct Port Adelaide mourn death of former playerPort Adelaide is mourning the sudden death of former player Daniel Stewart, who passed away at 37 years old on Friday. Stewart played 36 games and scored 31 goals as a key forward for Port Adelaide from 2010 to 2013 after being drafted in 2009. The club released a statement expressing condolences to his family and friends, including mentioning plans to honor him by wearing black armbands during their first home game…Sydney Morning Herald
24 Oct AFL star Daniel Stewart dies suddenly aged 37 as devastated Port Adelaide pays tributeDaniel Stewart, a former Port Adelaide AFL player aged 37, died suddenly on Friday. The club's chief executive expressed shock at the death and offered condolences to Stewart’s family and friends. During his career from 2010 to 2013, Stewart played 36 games and scored 31 goals for Port Adelaide, after being drafted in 2009. Former teammate Kane Cornes also paid tribute to Stewart on social media, describing him as a…Daily Mail
24 Oct Former Port Adelaide AFL player Daniel Stewart dies at 37Port Adelaide AFL club announced that former player Daniel Stewart, a forward who played four seasons for the team between 2010 and 2013, died suddenly on Friday at the age of 37. The club expressed its condolences to Stewart's family and offered support to those associated with him during his time at the club.ABC News (AU)

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