Steven William Burkhead

I'm just finding out my good friend is gone, I remember those bdays on Woodward, and beyond, in life, I'm so sorry for the family, I'll miss him sadly.

So many great memories shared at City Hall and chats even of your friendship with my departed son Dante'! You rest now Dear Steve and know you were loved by many who worked with you!

My mom just told me about Steve's passing. I'm so sorry to hear about this. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

Kenny, Jeanetter, Dave and Dan,

I was in shock when Dennis called to let me know Steve had passed. Steve will be missed by all that knew him.

Stacey and Eric

My heart breaks for you all : Kenny, Jeanette, David, Danny and my lifelong friend Carol. Steve was a very sweet person and I am sure he is pain free and walking around happily in Heaven He will be missed by all who knew him. Sending love and hugs to you all. Cheryl

I had the privilege of working with Steve at City Hall. He always had a smile and happy greeting when delivering mail or paper supplies. A heart that loved people. Glad to call him friend.

I am so sorry to hear about Steve's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.

Steve was one of our crew growing up on Woodward Ave. We always played touch football in the street etc, usually led by his older brother Dave. We all had a lot of fun together and we thought we were pretty tough. We used to walk to Verona school and we would cut through Walker's drug store parking lot. One day Steve was walking behind a car as it was backing out and it knocked him down. He bounced right up and said I just got hit by a car! We all thought that was pretty cool. My...

I am so sorry for your loss.
I was thinking of when I first met Steve. It was in kindergarten. It seems like we had the same teachers for most of elementary school. One particular fond memory I have of Steve is from 5th grade. We had passed the proverbial note asking to check "yes" or "no" to the "do you like me?" question. Then, as typical for the time, Steve and I hung out together the only way 5th graders did back then...on the playground at recess laughing and chasing each other...