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He leaves a loving family, including his wife, Jonnie Baker Justice; daughters, Jamie (Kenneth) Larson, Jill Justice (Kevin Smith) and Penny Justice (Shawn Spade); chosen daughter, Kathy (Keith) Pryor; sons, Danny (Jennifer) Barber, Stephen Justice II (Amanda Smith) and Michael Justice (Heather Justice); grandchildren, Andy Thrash, Stephanie Ford, Ethan Brown, Ben Brown, Cadence Amison, Julian Barber, Kaden Justice, Lily Justice, Kendle Larson and Steven Justice III; mother, Faye Justice; and brothers and sisters, Ronnie (Lisa) Justice, Rickey (Janet) Justice, Lori Justice and Lisa O'Connor.
Friends will be received at Steve and Jonnie's home today, May 13, 2009, from 5 until 9 p.m.
A graveside service will be held on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at Collinsville Cemetery, Collinsville, with Thomas Wallace and Michael Tinsley officiating.
Special friends include Bob Jones, Scott Gregory, Shaun Deere, Jimmy Pendergrass, Todd and Bill Graves, Charlie Rowan and Elmo Lambert.
Steve was a 1965 graduate of Fyffe High School and a graduate of Northeast Alabama Junior College. He was a member of Collinsville First United Methodist Church and a veteran of the United States Air Force during the Vietnam War. An avid War Eagle Auburn football fan, he was taking great pride in his oldest grandson going to his arch-rival, Alabama. He was also someone whose wealth is shown on the faces of his children, grandchildren, extended family and scores of friends he had in this life. There is no way to thank the team at SAFE HARBOR for the care and comfort they gave not only to Steve, but to our whole family. Doctors, nurses and everyone that works to help you along to the next part of your journey.
Flowers will be welcomed at Steve's home until service time or donations can be made in his memory to the Collinsville First Methodist Church or to SAFE HARBOR at Birmingham Veterans Medical Center in Birmingham.
Arrangements handled by Collinsville Funeral Home.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Robin Rowan
May 14, 2009
To all of you, you are in my thoughts. I am sorry for your loss and hope that Steve is now at peace and free of suffering.
Chip Cook
May 12, 2009
To all the Justice family: Not many people in this world welcome others into their home, offer love, friendship, fellowship, food, and the list goes on. Thank you Steve and Jonnie for always making me feel a part of the family.
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