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Susan Wiedmann
May 11, 2010
Steve was a true inspiration to everyone who knew him, worked with him, laughed with him and loved him. His laugh was contagious and his ability to live life to the fullest was amazing, especially after what he experienced these past eight years. He will be missed by all, but what he leaves behind are lessons for life for all of us. When you think about Steve, you can only smile, for being a part of his life made mine much more complete.
Veronica Wilson
May 11, 2010
Dear Cheryl (and family), I am so sorry to hear about Steven's passing. I know that he is at peace now. The wonderful memories -times of laughter and joy - that you have shared as a family will help your during this sad time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Ronnie Wilson
May 11, 2010
STEVE WAS A GREAT PERSON...WE PRAY FOR HIM AND HIS FAMILY.....TOM AND BARBIE SMITH (CLINTON)
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