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STEVEN THOMAS DEO

Fort Worth, Texas

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STEVEN THOMAS DEO Steven Thomas Deo was born in the Indian Hospital of Claremore, Oklahoma on September 30, 1956, to Martha Sue (Brown) and Thomas Deo, full blood members of the Euchee and Creek Nations. He began his journey Sunday, November 14, 2010, at the age of 54. Steve lived and worked in...

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Missing you Stevo. Thanksgiving and Christmas made me think of you and the years we ran together. What a great time we Had! Will always remember and think of you.

Steve presenting his work at the University of East Anglia, November 1, 2010

November again...you are still remembered here in England Steve.

November was the happy month you and I first met Steve, when you came to England to talk about your wonderful work. After so long communicating by email, it was such a pleasure finally to sit down and talk face-to-face, and to hear you present your art to a British audience. But November was also the dreadful and sad month that you died so suddenly. One year on, your memory is still kept strong and alive in your work, and also in the hearts of those of us fortunate enough to be able to...

Steven Deo was a force of Nature. He made an impact on everyone he met, including me. His philosophies concerning art and Native Americans will remain with me and I will forever treasure the conversations and times we spent in the studio. He and his incredibly intelligent and thought provoking art will be greatly missed.

Still missing you Steve. The world is just not as shiny as it was when you were here.

I am a postgraduate student at the University of East Anglia and I was honoured to attend Steven's most recent presentation in November. I have studied Steven's work in detail, and it was a real privilege to hear him discuss his inspirational art and talk with such enthusiasm about future plans. I was so shocked and sorry to hear of Steven passing, but so grateful to have met him and had the opportunity to ask questions, which he enthusiastically encouraged and answered. His family must be...

Steve, It was your wonderful work that inspired me to make contact with you across 5,000 miles, via the internet. Talking by email and telephone over the past six months allowed our working relationship to become a friendship. I was so thrilled when you told me you and Becky would make a visit to England, and so grateful and glad that we had this brief chance to meet and talk. Your presentation here, at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, England, on November 1st, was a huge success; I...

Steve, I will always remember the good times we had, & I will cherish those memories forever. Rest in Peace my brother your with my Dad now. Love you your Lil Cousin Charlene Deo

You are your great-grandma's beautiful bird. Fly high, my love. B.