Steve Kirby

I miss you Dad. Thank you for teaching me how to love. You are the very best part of me.

I was so shocked to hear of Steve's passing....We go way way back to the days of the Red Barn in Kemah when I had the pleasure of working with Bob Mills and the KIRBY TRIO....Steve was a quiet one back then, but he was one AWESOME drummer...I will always cherish the memories of working with him back then...Rest in Peace Steve til we meet again....Although we hadn't seen each other in years I often thought about a reunion...Looks like HEAVEN will be our reunion place...GOD BLESS you Don and...

Doug, so very sorry to hear of your loss of your brother Steve. Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.
Take care and God Bless you and your family.
HUggs my friend, hope to see you at work again soon!

Steve was a special treasure---always kind, always caring. He loved our daughters unconditionally and always always...a sweet person to each of us. I will always treasure our family times.


Kathleen Stayer

Steve was precious man and cherishing father for each of our children. We will always treasure your soothing voice.

Good friends are hard to find, I counted Steve one of those. He`s to you, my very good friend, for all of the laughter you brought to me.
Bill Bird

I remember Steve with fondness from our high school days. My condolences to his family and close friends.

Steve and I worked at the same place for years. For me his easy going and pleasant nature made the burdens of going to a job, a little bit nicer. One year, there was a job in Dallas and Steve drove all the way there so I could drive back. On the way back I stop at a store so Steve could get a six pack for when he got home. He came out with a big smile and said, you knew this was a dry county. I have only good thoughts about this man, God bless. Vern Hutchins