Steven Waldo Morstad

To the good times, we had a lot of them dear friend. Hurts that we did not have opportunity to say goodbye.

For the entire Class of 1975 MSU School of Architecture, we will miss Steve (Waldo) so much. He always had a smile on his face, a huge laugh heard throughout the design studio and produced some amazing designs for our various assignments. He was also a great friend to all of us and made sure to relate some his "trucker stories" when we took a break from our studies. Please accept our combined condolences from the entire class. Sincerely, Chris Hamilton, Lee Hagen and the entire Class of...

So sorry to here of Steve's passing. Did not realize the medical problems he had. Our thoughts and prayers are with Freda and his entire family.

Thoughts are prayers are with your family.
Jen Giffen, Jack and Lilly

So sorry for your families loss! Our condolences...

Soooo sorry my friend........RIP.......wish I had stayed in contact after college.....your yellow '65 Impala was the bomb......;)

We always enjoyed visiting with Steven and will miss his visits at our annual family reunion. Our deepest sympathy to Freda and all his family.

Our sympathies to you all. Always enjoyed the family visits filled with good food, lots of laughs and catching up on everyone's lives. Take care. Carl and Karen Stepp

Growing up it was always such a special trip to cross the border to visit our Morstad relatives in Plentywood Montana!! A pretty big deal to us indeed!
I lost touch with Steve when he moved to practise his profession and raise his family in Calgary, but I know he always called Raymond, and Plentywood, and all those with roots in that community as his family and home. We truly wish we could be with his mom Freda, wife Patsy, and family and friends to celebrate his life at this time, but...