Steven R. Sorensen

Victor & Gwenn Moore
This is difficult - We always miss them but there is comfort in knowing what good people they are. Our Love...

DEAR FAMILY, MY NAME IS MARK NEVILLE. I LIVE IN MESA AZ, AND STEVE AND I WERE ROOMMATES AT NAU PRIOR TO OUR MISSIONS. AFTER I LEFT FOR MY MISSION, I LOST CONTACT WITH STEVE. IN READING HIS LIFE STORY, IT IS EVIDENT THAT HE HAD A WONDERFUL LIFE SERVING THE LORD/CHURCH IN THE ARCHIVES OF THE CHURCH, AND HAVING A WONDERFUL FAMILY. SEEING HIS PICTURES BRINGS BACK MEMORIES OF THE GOOD OLD DAYS OF COLLEGE. MAY THE THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE GOSPEL AND THE PEACE OF THE HOLY GHOST BRING COMFORT TO YOU AS...

What a loss in our lives to know that our dear Steve Sorensen is no longer with us here in mortality. I don't think we realize or can understand his many struggles and challenges just to try and breathe and feel good each day.

He was passionate and protective about the work he loved and was engaged in. He did make a difference by his many efforts so others would be able to learn and understand the historical details of LDS Church History. He will be missed by so many of us who...

Steve was a cherished friend that will be sorely missed. He was a great mentor when we attended Rick's College. Besides being a great fly-fishing companion, he was the big brother that I never had. And though it has been many years since we last saw each other, he has always been in my thoughts.

I was very saddened to hear about Steve's death, who I worked with for a time at the COB. He always reminded me of my dad: a kind, very social man who always tried to get a rise out of his listeners, (usually by shocking them!) I loved that about Steve. I don't think I'll ever meet anyone quite like him again.