It has been a lifetime since I saw my Uncle Steve. I have a lot of early childhood memories of him but sadly we did not keep in touch. Whenever I see a Radio Flyer tricycle I think of him because that was a gift he gave me when I was three. I also remember proudly serving as flower girl with Sara at his and Aunt Kathy's wedding. The parties at the house in Lynwood were always fun too. My Uncle (and Godfather) was a lot of fun and I can still imagine his smile and hear his laugh. My heart goes out to Ashley and Stevie and all others mourning.

Steve may you rest in peace. Free from the pain from all the knee surgeries you always had. We had a lot of good times and memories. Remembering the tomatoe wagon and me learning to drive it. The "bonnie". May you and Hogan have the time you of your life in the "boat. Rest in Peace my friend..

My heart was sadden over the loss of Steve and I wanted to send my warmest condolences to the family. To lose someone so loved, a part of your life, can bring such overwhelming grief but the God of all comfort tells us at 2 Kings 20:5 he feels our pain. At jw.org we can read John 5:28, 29 that you will have him in your life once again. May all the memories you have give you calm and peace to help you through until God’s promises come true. Again so very sorry for your heartache.🌻

When I remember Steve, I think of the cars he drove, the dogs he owned, and the gardens he planted. Bonnie was a special car to be driven on summer days. Both Goldie and Corona were beautiful, well behaved dogs, and fun to be with. Every summer he had both a vegetable and flower garden and we shared seeds. God's blessings on Steve, his family, and his friends. May he rest in forever peace. Candyce Jones Kuban