Stephen Alexander Wimberly

So sad. I saw Steve a couple of years ago at our high school reunion. We talked for hours. I first met Steve in the 7th grade at Mesa View, and went to high school with him at Ocean View. He was such a "care free" guy. I travel for a living, and we talked about places we had been. In our parting words, we jokingly said, "see you in 5 years at the next reunion."

Steve was a great guy, and will be missed.

CRAZY MAN, our greeting for one another in telephone calls... I never had a real grasp of the magnitude of his talent and always found myself mentoring him in his development skills in the Limousine Industry.. Nothing was ever out of his reach to sucess. Our home as for Steve is always open to his friends and relatives here in Phoenix.

Shortly after I moved to Huntington Beach in 1986 Steve became one of my best friends. We often enjoyed competing with each other in golf and pool. After Steve moved to Arizona I went over to visit him a few times. During one trip I watched him play against a world ranked tennis player at the club where he worked. It was an incredibly exciting match and was played at the highest level of skill. I don't even remember who won but was just amazed at his skill and power.

Steve's...

Steve,

Your friends from OV loved and adored you for your lighthearted, happy-go-lucky, caring ways.

We were privledged to see you and share in your joy for life. You stayed true to yourself and that is admirable considering it could have been compromised so many times.

Our hearts and prayers are with your family, and particualrly your daughter. I know friends will share great memories of you for her. Please know they will be in our prayers, especially with the...

Steve lived down th street from us and was a frequent visitor, in and out of house with my boys, so sad to hear of his passing. I have many fond memories of Steve
Gail Davis