Stephen Haberman

Stephen and Janice were so happy by attending Cowboy Church during their residency in Topeka. They were always quick to share their love of God with others.

Janice, I was so saddened to hear about Steve and am sorry that I was unable to attend his funeral. You both were so supportive to us when we lost Dean. You both had meant alot to Dean and all of us as well. I'm at a loss for words. May the lord bless you all with an inner peace in knowing that Steve is now at his eternal home with God and has a beautiful new healthy body. I really hope you haven't lost your beautiful spirit. -Deepest Sympathies- Shelley Long and Family

Janice,
I was sorry to hear about Steve. My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort and may Jesus fill you with His peace.
Pam Lee-Smith

Janice, Aunt Janet and our Cousins

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you. From the comments in this guest book, I can see Steve hadn’t changed from the great guy I remember from our childhood and early college days! We should all take his passing as a reminder of how short life can be – we need to re-establish our connections while we can. God bless you all.

Sorry to hear about Steve passing on. Knowing him since early childhood, went to Longfellow Grade School with him, he was a great guy. Always a smile on his face. Our sympathies are with the family.

Janice and family,
The years we have spent with Steve at the Farmhouse Church will never be forgotten. Especially all the time he and Al worked on the new building together. They really grew close. His smile and sense of humor kept us in such good spirits. His love for the Lord was what we loved the most. We look forward to the day we will see him in Heaven. Please know you are in our prayers Janice. We send our love to you.