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Stephen Decker

Concord, California

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Stephen DeckerBoiseStephen "Mr. D" Decker, 69, passed away on November 27, 2017 from complications of dementia, while surrounded by his loving family. Steve grew up in Pleasant Hill and graduated from College Park High School and Hayward State. After moving to Boise, he taught fifth grade for 37...

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Mr. Decker was my 6th grade teacher. He was always the nicest guy. I remember him reading us books in class and always stopping on a cliffhanger. Great guy!

My condolences to Nina and the Decker family. I had the pleasure of teaching with Steve at Madison for nearly a decade. He was 100% supportive, made me laugh each day at lunch where he mostly talked about his daughter Nina. His love and pride for his daughter was immense. He was a rock for me when I successfully battled breast cancer. Will never forget him. RIP Steve.

Dear Nina, so sorry to hear about your dad. He was an inspiration to his students and loved teaching. I worked with him for several years at Highlands ....he had a great sense of humor! More than anything....he loved you and was so proud of your many accomplishments ! I hope the happy memories you shared with your dad will be a comfort to you.

I always enjoyed working with Steve. He was a class act. His legacy lives on through his students and his devotion to excellence.

Truly an amazing man. He is so missed. I am forever grateful for his kindness and patience. The impact he had on my life and the love he had for students is remarkable and I am so blessed to have had him in my life.
Prayers and condolences to all of his friends and family during this hard time.

Many of my fondest memories are linked to times with my wonderful friend Double Decker. My heart is so much heavier today with the news of this terrible loss. Double, you will never be far from my joyous thoughts of our great adventures as young man.

Dear Nina, I am so sad for your loss. Your Dad's passion was teaching, but you were #1. I know you will have many fond memories of him, as those of us do that taught with him at Highlands. He brought laughter to us all. His memories will live on.

Dear Nina, I am so sorry for your loss. Your Dad was such a wonderful guy who cared so deeply for you. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Pat Ware

Mr D was a great teacher and a great man who had a positive impact on many live including mine (my 5th grade teacher at Highlands 81-82). He will be missed.