Stephen H. Maddox

I miss one of my BEST fishing buddy's everyday..always in my heart my friend..❤

My 'brother', the Mayer, 'Stevie Blunder ', 'cause he wasn't Stevie Wonder! I met, and fell in love with Steve and Gail in 1971, on Nicaragua Drive, in Tucson...a kinder, gentler, funnier man, I NEVER met. Steve never gained weight....... He just wore 'fat shirts'....... never enjoyed a drink; he just 'ran his neck'! I miss you, my brother, and will see you and my sister, Gail down the road. Til then, keep being The Mayer!!!!!

I love you.l shall miss you an i shall always remember your last lesson l shall love you forever your son glen A. Maddox

My heartfelt sympathy to you Gail and your family. May many happy memories comfort you through these hard times.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Sweet Steve, we will miss your great smile and seeing you in the alley. Thank you for always thinking of us and giving us part of your catch. I will ask Mike's mom to make a crawfish pie in your memory. We are glad you were able to meet our son and we know you will always be with us. Thank you for always being sunshine in our lives! -Michael Sr, Mindy and Michael Jr Marigny

To the family:

Good people will be remembered as a blessing.....PROVERBS 10:7

A cousin that will continue to pray for you.

Papa my friend my teacher my fishing partner my Scout leader my heart the reason why I am a Maddox you are going to be missed but never forgotten you taught me how to be a young man you taught me how to play baseball and even when I didn't get a trophy you made sure I had one you were my comfort zone and could talk to you about anything I will never forget that. .. you stood by me whether right or wrong you picked me up when I was down you raised me to be a strong young man and never to give...