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Lots of geometry here eh ? :<0)
You did good. The bevel doesn't look the same on both sides but that could be the hone wear or camera angle or both.
On the show side it is wide at the toe but...

This is the order I would do it.
""I would match the edge to the spine. Jack the stabilizer up and put a test bevel on it. ""

Now, when it gets to the test bevel your going to have a tall bevel...

Look here >>>> http://straightrazorpalace.com/advanced-honing-topics/43104-correcting-heels.html

yep, reshape it out of the way. It will ride on the hone and cause all kinds of honing problems. I am just guessing from what I see in pictures but if you set the bevel and it hits the stabilizer...

It's definitely got some geometry problems. The edge looks straight from the center back and then what's left of the smile is going to suffer with the hone wear at the toe. And then the stabilizer...