Steve Leighter

Gone way to soon Steve! You were great to me & made me laugh. Rest Peacefully Now.

I had the pleasure of working with Steve while we were both assigned to the Third Watch. Steve would always keep you in stitches with his stories and he always had your back on every trip. My condolences to Steve's family.

I didn't know Steve well at North but remember him being a good guy. Like several others guys I knew at North he joined the DMPD. Sorry to hear of his passing. My sympathies to his family.

Vince Villa

I remember one time waiting for Steve to get done with his paper route so we could go up north to see relatives, I was prob 6 he was about 11.
When patrolling the SS he would stop by and see my mom and dad, they always enjoyed that.
RIP Cuz. Gone too soon.
Sharon Klebe Jones

Steve was my brother, friend, and
Followed me to DMPD. He accomplished many things in his
Life's journey; semi pro hockey
Player, great softball player, and
Honorable 30 year career at DMPD.
My brother was a good guy. Always
a great story teller and with a great
sense of humor. I will miss him as
well as all that knew him.

Neil

Steve, you were always a good and loyal friend. Very good memories of us working together on Foot Patrol for many years. It was always enjoyable working with you. You often made me smile. Your friends, Russ and Dae Underwood

He was one of the good guys. Rest easy brother you have earned it.

Went to North with Steve. He was a great guy there and in the many times we ran into each other afterwards. My prayers are with the family.

The Leighter Family, steve worked close to each other territories and we had the opportunity to sit and talk many times. I remember one time four of meet for lunch at Tops steak house and I was sitting next to steve and I looked down at his plate and there was a tooth stuck in his steak I said steve there's tooth in your steak he looked picked it out and put it back where it belong and he said it'sand old hockey thing, we all laugh uncontrolably. steve was fun to be around on patrol many...