Stephen-Winters-Obituary

Stephen Young Winters

Quincy, Illinois

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After a lifetime of adventure, love and dedication to his family, Stephen Young Winters died Friday (July 6, 2012) at his home after a courageous 2 1/2 year battle with cancer.

Steve was born June 14, 1949, in Quincy, a son of Richard M. and Virginia Young Winters. He graduated from...

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So sorry to hear of Steve's passing. We went through elementary , junior high and high school together. I'll never forget his beautiful smile. My deepest sympathy to his family

Dear Mary, Ann, Mike and Dick, What an amazing and inspiring life Steve had...and an exceptional role model. You are all so fortunate that he was a part of your lives. I have fond memories of Steve while playing at Ann's house when we were kids, and my mother always said that he had movie star looks! Our families go back a long way ~ our grandparents were the best of friends, and Steve's mother was my Girl Scout Leader. She was a renegade adventurer, no doubt influential in Steve's passion...

Steve & I went through Madison school, Quincy Jr High & QHS. He & his family were always very kind, fun & innovative thinkers! I believe the last time we visited was a class reunion. As always, he was a great fun & handsome as ever! I'm very saddened to hear of his death. May he rest in peace & watch out Heaven! Sympathy & Love to his family. Suellen Arnold Clarke

Steve, the world will not be the same without you. You brought such joy to everyone you met. You are truly missed, my friend.

I am so saddened to hear of Steve's death. He was a larger than life person to whom I looked up, and I will always remember his easy going way and welcoming smile. My condolences to hsi family.

Steve, you will always have a place in our hearts. My face will always light up when i think of you and remember the amazing person that we were all blessed to know and love. Suzanne, Gavin and Ryan. xxx

Steve was laughter and joy and love his whole life , he will always be in our prayers and hearts and memorys , You will be missed by all who knew you

To Mary and family:

I have several fond memories of Steve when he returned to Quincy and joined the Quincy Bicycle Club. His love of adventure and worldly knowledge was an inspiration to me and other riders.

I was able to chat with him at an Easter Egg Hunt this past spring and I was so happy that I was able to catch up. When hearing about his death, I was shocked and saddened.

Please accept my condolences and know that Steve was one cool guy.

My prayers and thoughts go out to your family.