Scott Christopher Steele

Hey Barb.....thanks for keeping me in the loop .....I hope you are doing good,feeling fine...I think Scott was needed some other,some other time.While his human body is gone the most important thing is his spirit is here.Close to the ones he loved,i don't think about much but wen reminded of him,there are a few tears that well up.Mostly,the pain of missing him and what he was and who he was. I hope that your feelings for Scott are lless painful and more joyful as time goes by. I struggle to...

Masters' week has come and gone.With it another indelible memory Of Scott.Although they never show him I know that he was caddying for Larry Mize when larry chipped in on the 11th hole for a Masters' Moment that will nevr die.Only wish Scotty got some recognition for it. Love you,Brother...Peace,Wild Bill

Scott befriended me during my first week as a freshman at Marquette High. He was always a guy you could count on to pick you up and support you when you were struggling. A class-act all the way and the embodiment of what being a Christian and a Marquette Man were all about. I am so proud to have had him as a friend. You are all in my prayers.

You were a significant part of my high school experience! Rest in Peace Scott.

I have so many great memories of the days at MUHS. A lot of them were the fun and antics of young men testing the limits of their strength, wit and intelligence against and with one another. Scott was a fine man and a great comic. He will be missed dearly by all who knew him. RIP Scooter.

Scott--I will never know another man like you...I have learned so much from you about making the world a better place. I have loved you so deeply for much, much longer than just this life...I promise to carry your message forever.

All of us at the UPS Store will miss Scott's jolly "Hi Honey, I'm home" when he would finally show up after a long road trip. He always had a smile and hug for everyone and will be missed greatly. To the ultimate Packer fan, we love you and will miss you.

Remembering fun times a long long time ago. Will miss Scott.

Scott was one of my late husband's best friends and his Best Man. We wouldn't see Scott for years and then when he showed up at home, it was if no time had passed at all. When my husband died 7 years ago, he came in for the funeral, and I never heard from him from that day on. I guess now that will always be a mystery for me. I missed him so very much. I am surprised to hear he got married, but I am glad he found love. His death hurts very deeply. But, I am trying to picture the two of them...