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Stephen Skaggs Obituary
He kept up with his favorite television shows and remembered everything. He loved to talk with friends and anyone who would listen. He also loved watching sports, especially tennis. Steve and Will would spend most of their time together visiting museums and the zoo. He died suddenly on June 26 at age 45. He will be missed and mourned by friends and family.
A memorial service will be held at First Christian Church at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 30, 2012. Steve was a lifetime member of First Christian. Rev. Suzi Reedstrum will officiate.
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Memories and Condolences
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Grayson Moss
July 2, 2012
Dear Carol and Will: My prayers are with you in the losses of Lloyd and Steve. I am sorry I was unable to be with you as I am in Indiana. My best to you both. Grayson
July 1, 2012
Dear Mrs. Skaggs and Will, Michael and I live across the street from you and were so sorry to hear about Stephen's abrupt death. We came to the funeral but didn't have a chance to give you our condolescences. Please know that we are thinking about you during this very sad time.
Marilyn and Michael Felix
Lorraine Harp
June 30, 2012
I only knew Steve through Alfred & Susan & his being in their wedding. They always spoke highly of him & every Friday night when I talk to Susan I always ask "how are the boys"?
I know that Jesus will be with the family at this time.
June 29, 2012
Thank you for being our friend, we enjoyed your humor and unique way of doing things and Alfred will always cherish the talks about old t.v. shows especially Dark Shadows and I will remember your love of animals.Good-by Stevie we will never forget you and your generocity to others.Friends to the end are we.We love you and always will.
Love,
Alfred and Susan
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