Steven D. Thull

Ted & Kay - So sorry for the loss of your son.

Remembering Steve and sending up prayers. Kris, Jessica, Nick, you are seen and loved by our heavenly Father. Celebrating the end of Steve´s earthly suffering.

I'm so sorry for your loss I have worked with Steve for years at valmont hes a very nice sweet and funny guy I have the utmost respect for him I'm praying for your family

Bryce, I'm incredibly sorry to hear about Steve, he was great guy, and I'm sure an even better brother. Prayers for you and the entire Thull family. Pat McGowan, Minneapolis....and South Shore Lake Miltona

Chris, Jessica and Nick, I am very sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you all during this most difficult time.

Lake Miltona will not be the same without Steve there. He loved the lake and being at the "cabin". I will miss his presence there, his smile and sheepish grin. I will miss seeing him scurrying around the property making sure the "Thull" property always looked great. Thank you for the friendship over the years. My Mom Bernadette always loved your visits and I know you made her days brighter when you and your family were at the lake. Condolences to the entire Thull Family and especially...

I will always remember Steve as an embodiment of the phrase, "man for others". I treasure my memories growing up across the street from The Thull´s, but especially hanging out with Steve. May God´s perpetual light shine upon him. We will keep your family in our prayers. - Patrick Pinhero

Steve was a wonderful life friend for 54 years. I met him in First Grade at Christ the King School. We went through grade school together, and then on through Prep together. We stuck together through the impossible track and cross country practices, leaning on each other to make it through. He was the rock that kept me going! Although we have not lived in the same state since high school, we have remained close friends. I will miss Steve immensely - his smile, his laugh, his wonderful sense...