Steven Siljestrom

For over 50 years Steve has been, and still is, my brother by another mother. Both of us had fathers who came out of the "Greatest Generation" and who had the greatest influence and impact on who we were. By the Grace of Almighty God, I was married to his sister Chris. As his brother-in-law I had the privilege of watching Steve dedicate himself to being the best father, son, and brother that he knew how to be. Father is where pancakes came in. He lived for making Jon and Dan breakfast in bed....

Stev and I were fraternity brothers in the late '60's and kept in contact for awhile afterwords. Then life happened and we lost contact until about 2000 when he found me and Mike Luss on the internet and contacted both of us. We would get together periodically in Las Vegas after that for several years. Steve is already very missed by us and we will remember our Vegas getogthers forever. My heart got goes out to Linda and Steve's entire family on this this great loss.

I´ve known Steve for over 50 years and I´m really sad to hear of his passing, but paleo happy for him as I´m positive he is as well. My best to you Linda and the family. Many hugs, Michael and Nancy Luss, Phoenix,Az

When Steven and I were in high school, and then again as roommates while in College we shared some amazing times and adventures. We once went hunting up at what is now called Pine Valley Ranch Park, near Pine Colorado. As we waited for the sun to come up Steven Spotted some large shapes out in the big meadow. We were tempted to start our hunt early but together we agreed to follow the law and wait till the sun was up over the observatory hill. Thank God we did that as when the sun gave us...