Stephen A. Gladbach

My condolences to the entire Gladback family. I met Kathleen back in high school via Sarah Beaver and Denise Eatwell. When I first heard the story about Stephen's death, I thought the name was familiar. It then came to me that I remember meeting a very funny grade school classmate of two of my high school classmates. Again, my sincere condolences for the untimely death of your brother and son and father.

Our son, JC,is the same age as Steve was. JC also enjoys mountain climbing as well as other physically demanding sports.
Marge and Jack have been dear and loving friends since our college days.
We feel the pain of their loss, but we rejoice in the wonder of Steve's life!
May God grant you peace.
Marlene Strauss

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire Gladbach family. We are so sorry for your loss.

Steve was an Eagle Scout in our Troop 98 from St. Ann's in Prairie Village, our asst. scoutmaster, and my 2nd cousin. I remember while living in Boulder watching his 1991? rescue from climbing in the Maroon Bells after a freak summer blizzard, ironically very near the location of his recent passing to God. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family for a life fully lived and given to others.

We loved Steve & family. We will sadly miss him but we have good memories of him with us. God was wainting for Steve on his Holy Mountain!

I met Steve in 1988, hiking the Colorado Trail for five weeks. Two things were clear about Steve then and always.... His love for his family and the mountains.
Happy trails Steve, you made a difference.
Julie Wumer Mesdag, Broomfield, Co

My thoughts and prayers are with the Gladbach family. I am sorry for your loss.

Love and prayers for the Gladbach family.

All the Gladbach family. I deeply share in your grief. I have so many fond memories of you all. Know that you are all in our prayers