Butch Stewart’s family differences resolved
Gordon "Butch" Stewart died on January 4, 2021.
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June 3, 2026

Butch Stewart’s family differences resolved

The family of late Jamaican business and tourism mogul Gordon ‘Butch’ Stewart have announced that they have resolved their differences and are looking forward to the continued development and success of his legacy.

The family made the announcement in a joint press release issued through the law firm LennoxPaton in The Bahamas.

Following is the full text of the release:

The family of The Hon Gordon “Butch” Stewart OJ, the founder of the Sandals & Beaches Group, are pleased to announce that they have resolved their differences that arose following Butch’s death in January 2021.

The family look forward to moving on with their lives and are excited by the continued development and success of Butch’s abiding legacy, the Sandals & Beaches Group.

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