Steven D. Blunk

I didn't know Mr. Blunk. I looked his name up after buying a record at a used record shop that was stamped, "From the Library of Steve Blunk." It was a copy of Andy Sommers and Robert Fripp's I Advanced Mask. I am wondering if this is the same man. Either way, Steven D. Blunk seemed like a lucky man who loved music, life, and the people who loved him. I extend my condolences to those who are still grieving your loss and celebrating his life.

I learned of Steve's death when Cheryl contacted me today after finding me through the internet. I was glad to read that he continued to play the guitar. I will always think of him sitting in the music library in the basement of the chapel at Park College in 1978, playing records, and talking music, music, music. Perhaps he's there now in some other dimension.

Please accept my heartfelt condolences on the loss of your loved one may God give you strength and comfort during this difficult time. Ps 46 : 1

The times I played music with Steve are treasured memories in my heart. A dear and sweet man, his gentle smile and beautiful guitar playing will be greatly missed. Farewell, my friend--my heart is happy that Angus is at your side as you journey into the light!

Two of my favorite memories of Steve are: 1) Years and years ago how he would occasionally play music for the PHC church services. It added even more beauty and a fuller experience to an already nourishing service.

The second is more recent. I had the honor of staying with Steve one evening as respite care so Cheryl could get a few hours of sleep. After Steve had gotten all arranged in bed I massaged his hands and feet with essential oils and he fell peacefully asleep during the...