Steven Blatnik M.D.

Dear Nancy, Brian, Jeff and family,

Because we spend six months in the U.P., we did not learn until our return tonight (when we read about a memorial in the Holy Cross newsletter) of Steve's passing. He was so lucky to have had your loving support all along, but especially these last few years. No man could have been more loved. We remember vividly how Steve took on the emergency needs of our AFS daughter Sohani when she arrived from Sri Lanka...in minutes he assessed her condition...

It's so hard to think of a world without Steve. I'm pretty sure it was fourth grade when the Blatnik's moved in just a few doors down from my house. Steve was always the “brain” of our little neighborhood group.

A dear friend, who would help in almost any way, Steve was there to walk me home after finals at night, when there were some tense things happening in Madison. Oh how grateful my parents were (me too!) that his finals schedule kept him on campus.

I remember his...

Dear Nancy & Family,

Sorry thta I will miss seeing you. However my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. You without a doubt gave hime the best care. God Bless You.

Betty Conlon

My condolence to the Blatnik family and friends. Sometimes we go too soon. It's great to know we have God and his word that gives us the hope of seeing our loved ones again. Won't that be an awesome time! My hope for you is that you take the time to pray to God and allow him to see you thru

The 1963 Class of Nathan Hale sends our sincere sympathies to all of Steve's loved ones.