Stephen W. Burcham

We were so very sorry to hear about Steve. He was always so kind and his smile was contagious. We will keep all of you in our thought and prayers. Sincerely, Marty and Kathy Shea

Cindy, Praying for you, your daughters, and granddaughters during this time. I know that Steve is with the Lord in heaven. I first met Steve at Golbro while we sold jewelry, add a beads and watches in Jewelry 2. He kept leaving our department with any excuse to go to the service desk to flirt with you Cindy! He has always loved you! Glad that he married his high school sweetheart! Later I took engineering classes with Steve at UAH. I am so proud of his engineering achievements. ...

Cindy and Family, My deepest condolences to all of you on the loss of your husband, father, grandfather, and great friend. Steve and I worked together at Chrysler for over 20+ years on many electrical projects between Huntsville and Detriot (my location). I always enjoyed the great times we had when Steve traveled to Detroit and I to Huntsville...many great dinners and golf events. Steve, always talked about his family and how proud he was of his children. I want to mention he...

Heaven has yet another beautful rose in its fragrant garden. Steve and I worked at Chrysler for 15 years I knew him as a fellow engineer and good friend I know he will be missed but he has left a wonderful legacy through his wife Cindy,his three daughter and their families, and his community. He touched so many lives with his warm smile and kind nature. Just remember the people we love are always alive in our prayers, our hearts and our memories.

Cindy, you and your family are in my thoughts as you grieve Steve's loss. He will be missed by so many of us.

Steve ran the race that God called him to run, a true man of God . He has received his wreath and is with the Lord. Deborah Thomas

Brooke- thinking of you and your family during this time.

As a Hogan YMCA volunteer Greeter, Steve was a true "ray of sunshine" to all who entered! His heart of gold was sincere and he truly exemplified the YMCA spirit as a person of service and as a generous donor. His smile and laughter will be missed. May the Lord strengthen and bless his family and friends.

Such a friendly guy, we loved seeing him in the halls of Asbury. We were so inspired by his book about his and Cindy´s courage and determination going through his health challenges. We will miss you, Steve.