Timothy Christopher Stewart, 22, of Las Vegas, Nevada passed away on July 10, 2026, after an extended illness.

Timothy was born in Galveston, Texas, on February 12, 2004 to David and Lori Stewart. At seventeen months of age, he moved to the Las Vegas area with his family. From a young age, Timothy was independently minded, creative, and fun. Timothy radiated cheerfulness, kindness, and joy throughout his life. Timothy had an ability to make others smile through his wit and humor. He demonstrated great courage even in difficult circumstances.

Timothy was recognized as a brilliant learner from a young age and was advanced two years in school, graduating from Lake Mead Christian Academy. In time, he grew into a tall, handsome, and witty young man. He was musically gifted and would play spontaneous concerts anywhere with a piano or keyboard. Timothy attended the University of Nevada, Reno, where he studied psychology and earned Straight-A Dean's List honors. He returned to work on his computer scripting, at which he excelled.

From early childhood, Timothy was highly observant. He had a great sense for entertaining others and discovering what was interesting and fun. He combined his analytical and creative skills to create games and experiences on the Roblox platform. By age fifteen, Timothy was already a highly successful creator. His siblings and peers looked up to him.

Timothy and his business partner created popular Roblox games, including Unconventional, Card RNG, Immortal Cultivation, and Character Chaos. There have been over 77 million aggregate visits to Timothy's games and thousands of players online simultaneously. Timothy's creativity, originality, skill, and balance made his works favorites for many children and young people worldwide. In an age when most successful games are large studio projects, Timothy was precociously gifted with wide-ranging skills.

Earlier this year, Timothy felt that his health was declining and traveled abroad to fulfill a lifelong dream. He spent a month in the Philippines and over three months in Perth, Australia, in hopes of rejuvenation. He conveyed his enjoyment of the beautiful sights of nature and the cities. He returned to Las Vegas in late May before passing away suddenly on July 10th.Timothy is survived by his brothers Everett, Samuel, Joel, and Cameron, his sister Melody, his father David, his mother Lori, and his dog Evie. He is greatly loved and missed.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday, July 25, at 11 AM at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at 401 Palo Verde Dr. in Henderson, Nevada. Visitation will be held from 10 AM. Burial will follow at 1 PM at Davis Memorial Park at 6200 S. Eastern Avenue in Las Vegas.