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Steven Randall Jung

Johnson City, Texas

Mar 29, 1961 – Apr 17, 2022 (Age 61)

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BORN
March 29, 1961
DIED
April 17, 2022
AGE
61
LOCATION
Johnson City, Texas

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Crofts-Crow Funeral Home - Johnson City Obituary

Steven Randall Jung entered heaven’s celebration on Easter morning surrounded by his loved ones on April 17, 2022, at 11:23 a.m. at his home in Johnson City, Texas.


Born in Austin, Texas, on March 29, 1961, to proud and loving parents Joe Charles Jung and Sylvia Caraway Jung Steven was the big brother to Scott Jung and later had two beautiful children Forrest Brandon Jung and Chaise Amber Jung. Steven married the love of his life Elizabeth Jung where his family grew to include more children Cindy Bindseil and husband Brant, Richard Saenz and wife Jennifer, and Andrew. Steven loved his time with his grandchildren Kaylee, Khloe, Hunter and Luke.


Steven shared many great memories with his grandparents and parents that greatly influenced his life. Growing up in South Austin with his family, he attended school and was active in sports including basketball, baseball and swimming. Steven was also in the Austin Symphony Choir. He later attended Southwest Texas State University where he played basketball. After graduating, he attended law school in Oklahoma and soon after opened his law office. He practiced criminal defense both at the local and federal levels. Steven retired early and began spending time traveling with Elizabeth, enjoying time with his family, especially the grandkids, taking survival trips where he created life-lasting friendships, fly-fishing trips to Belize, Colorado, Alaska, Oklahoma and Florida, and his annual bird-hunting trips to Montana, and volunteering in charitable organizations. Steven also loved reading books and writing.


Steven had a special place in his heart for those diagnosed with cancer and widows. He volunteered at Reel Recovery a national non-profit allowing men with cancer the opportunity to get outside and fly-fish with experienced guides. St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital was also a favorite charity.


Steven is survived by his parents, wife, brother, children and grandchildren. Steven was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents Robert Earl Caraway and Elva Caraway and paternal grandparents Odas Jung and Josephine Jung.


Memorial service will be held at Hyde Park Baptist Church – Christ Chapel on Thursday, April 21, 2022, at 1:00 p.m. Chapel is located at 3901 Speedway, Austin, Texas 78751.

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Steve and I were close during and after college but sorrows in life fractured our bond. I never never forgot him, often I thought about him and the kiddos, hoping he would contact me.
And now I learn of his passingI am soooo so sad. I was great to read about his later life adventures and his contributions to people and charities.many of which I also have give to for years now.
Rest in peace my brotherI hope to see your soul soon.
J Scott Glazener Sr

We are so sorry to hear about Steven. We so enjoyed Steven over the years in Montana at our lodge. We sure will miss him.

What a super great guy! I was fortunate to know Steven for the last several years. We enjoyed some good times outdoors tracking critters around, sleeping in the dirt and pretending we were surviving in the wilderness. He will be sorely missed.

Steve was a very thoughtful and generous person. Enjoyed spending time with him.

Elizabeth and family, we are so saddened to hear this. We so loved having Steven as our neighbor as well as watching his execution of y’all’s visions at the ranch. He was an incredible man. Elizabeth, please know we are here for you, always. Call if you need anything.