Steven Kono

In memory of Steve, a person I was blessed to know and love. Very early on in our relationship you shared your love of Christ with me. You taught me how simple it was to pray and have faith in the Lord. You were the most kind and compassionate person. You could talk to a stranger as if you had known them for years. You had so much artistic talent you didn't even know what to do with it. You knew how to make people laugh so hard it took the wind out of their lungs and I will forever miss that...

I never met him , but over the years I have worked with lauren I feel like I know him. He has 2 amazing daughters! That any father would be proud of! The world lost one of the good ones, but he left two awesome daughters to carry on his legacy and morals!

I wish we could have known Steve was going to go so soon. I'll always remember the day we went, Dobson pass, up above sweet. Thought I was in the middle of nowhere walking along a nasty two track, when here comes Steve bouncing along in his bronco. I thought to myself, who in the right mind who drive a vehicle on this road. Steve stopped and we just became instant friends. Think we barbequed the following weekend. Steve always let me know when he had a fresh batch of jerky. He's the only one...

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

Many wonderful memories Steve. I realize that I said something that hurt, many years ago, and I tried to make amends, calls, texts, I think I wrote a letter too, but you never acknowledged. For that I am a bit sad. I miss you today, my dream was that we could go fishing again. But I have lots of good memories. We loved visiting your sweet family in `96. Laurie, Lauren and Chelsy. I´m sorry for your loss, please don´t be strangers. Lew