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CASE Harold Stephen, passed away peacefully at his home on March 9, 2016. Steve was born May 6, 1952 to Harold Cox Case and Sylvia Douthitt Case in Lexington, KY. He is survived by his wife, Deborah, and daughter Kristen. Steve was "Papaw" to his two precious grandchildren, Thomas and Riley. Other survivors include his mother in law, Betty Johnson, sister in law, Lisa McPhearson (John) and brother in law, Charles Johnson (Sarah), along with six nieces and nephews. Steve graduated from Lafayette High School in 1970. While at Lafayette he was active in the marching band and served as drum major his senior year. Steve attended UK, also participating in the marching band, and graduated with degrees in history and special education. He received his Masters degree from Georgetown College and his rank 1 from UK. During his teaching career Steve taught at the Woodbridge Academy, Leestown Middle and Tates Creek Elementary. Steve had a compassion for children and a special way of helping each child experience success. Steve's love for his Lord radiated through his singing. He sang with the Broadway Christian choir for 45 years. Steve also sang with the Harbingers of Praise and the Heaven's Gate Quartet. His beautiful bass voice will now be an added blessing to the angelic choirs of heaven. Funeral will be on Sat, March 12, 9:30am and Visitation will be on Fri, March 11, 2016 from 5-8pm both at Broadway Christian Church. Donations may be made to Broadway Christian Church or Hospice of the Bluegrass. www.milwardfuneral.com
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ALOT OF GOOD MEMORIES IN KENTUCKY. YOU ARE DEARLY MISSED BY ME AND MY FAMILY. LOVE YOU COUSIN!
LIBBIE CASE BOYD ROME GA
Elizabeth Boyd
Family
March 5, 2021
What a truly gentle man. Always had a smile on his face, especially when he spoke of Debbie or Kristen. He has touched so many lives, but God must have needed a special angel to call him home.
Tina, Taylor, Sarah & Katie Moorhead
March 11, 2016
Steve is truly one of the finest people I have ever met. I was blessed to call him my friend.
Marcia Hampton
March 11, 2016
I worked with Steve at Leestown Middle School. I was so happy to see him again at our retirement meeting in 2014. He was a wonderful person and teacher ,and he had such a kind and witty manner. My sympathies go out to his entire family.
Denise Buonanno
March 11, 2016
My son Hunter and I were very sad to hear of Mr. Case passing. He was a breath of sunshine with his infectious smile. He always made a point to speak when he saw you at Tates Creek Elementary. He always put a smile on Hunter's face when he would see him at school. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the whole family.
Gina Shelton
March 11, 2016
What a wonderful man Mr Case was. He came into our family's life as my oldest daughter's teacher when we needed a man/teacher of his influence the most. We were blessed to know him. Norma Lake
Norma Lake
March 11, 2016
Steve and I worked together at Leestown Middle School. I always enjoyed his sweet nature and gentle humor. May the Lord bless his family and friends with peace and comfort.
Kathy Hall
March 11, 2016
Love this man . My husband, Barry and I went to High school and church with Steve. . Steve put everyone before him and followed his Gods words in all of his work daily. He will be missed here on earth, but God has a wonderful man beside him in heaven.
Deborah Moberly
March 11, 2016
I had the pleasure of working with him during graduate courses. Super guy. So very sorry to hear of his passing.
Kim Sponcil
March 10, 2016
Most compassionate man I've ever met. Always greeting me with his beautiful smile. Sympathy and prayers to the family.
Theresa Leito
March 10, 2016
My thoughts and prayers are with Debbie and the whole family during their time of grief. May the strength of the Lord and precious memories replace your sorrow.
Ginny Green
March 10, 2016
Mr case was the best teacher I could have ever asked for he taught me Alot in middle school, rip my best teacher
Michael Divens
March 10, 2016
We treasure so many fond memories with Steve & Debbie while serving at Broadway Christian. He was so joyful, fun, and took such an interest in our lives. He blessed so many lives with his contagious love for Jesus. Love & prayers to the family.
Rhonda & Wayne Currier
March 10, 2016
Mr. Case was a wonderful teacher for children with special needs in Fayette County. He was patient, kind, and always had a sense of humor. He made a positive difference each and every day. He made the world a better place to live. Steve loved his family and was so very proud of his grandchildren. He will continue to sing and tell jokes and will surely entertain and make the angels and saints laugh in heaven. My sincerest condolences to his family.
Karen Frohoff
March 10, 2016
Steve was always such a good and kind person. We spent alot of summers together in Kentucky (GREAT memories). He will never be forgotten.
Cousins,
John Case and Libbie Boyd
Libbie Boyd
March 10, 2016
Mr. Case taught my son at Woodbridge Academy. He was truly a gentleman, kind and caring. We send you our condolences for your loss.
Linda Boots
March 10, 2016
The years I had to spend with Mr. Case is full of great memories and laughter. He was my teacher, my brother and my friend. I will miss him greatly, but find peace do know he is rejoicing and praising our Father in heaven.
Tanya Fryrear
March 10, 2016
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