Rev. Steven M. Voss

Oh Uncle Ray!! You guys! I am so sorry to hear about. This.... honestly by accident because I had lost contact info for you all. Im so sorry I was not there to help support you all through this and Aunt Mary. Is Uncle Bob ok? How are you Uncle Ray? My dad, John and mom Jan will be told about this soon. I am sending you all of my love and prayers, even though its so late. Im so sorry. I love you all.

Sorry to hear of the loss.

Dear, Dear Family of Steven, I offer my sympathy on the party of your most lovely son and brother. Steven was my student at Regis University for a class. The truth is, I was a bit on easy when he and another seminarian came into my Women in The Catholic Tradition class. I'm a feminist and sometimes critical of our tradition's treatment of women, and I thought, "O no, this will be hard for these young men." But, you know, Steven is so beautiful, so bright, so open and kind. We could talk,...

Fr. Steven was our daughter's "cancer buddy". He understood our daughter's cancer journey better than we did. They journeyed together. He gave her hope. Fr. Steven gave us hope as well with the impact of cancer on our family. Fr. Steven was genuine and the most non judgemental person. We are grateful he is at peace. We miss him and will always be grateful for his love and support of our daughter and us. We love you Fr. Steven. Our best to the Voss family...

MY CONDOLENCES to the Voss Family. Fr. Steven and I met when he was a Seminarian at St. John Paul II while assisting the Liturgy Office. A colleague of his Sister Christine while she worked for Seeds of Hope. He was a gentle soul with much compassion, and love beyond his years in knowledge and understanding for God's work in leading others to Christ. He was my Spiritual Director but most of all a friend. Granting me always his gifts from God. I was in Africa when he died and just...

I send my condolences to the Voss family. I can testify to the strength of will and the faith that Steven displayed in dealing with his numerous medical challenges. He fought bravely, accepted each challenge and complied with what was asked of him. He was a model for us all.

I arrived in Fort Collins just as Father Steven did and we quickly developed a special relationship. I was very glad to offer advice to him but I received so much more from him. In several very difficult professional moments, he was a rock for me to lean on. I will miss him greatly.

An old soul and a true gentleman - with a delightful sense of humor. It was a privilege to have known such a kind and humble human being. Always ready to serve and always with a smile. He will surely be missed by many.

Father Steven always gave the best homilies ever. Spirit of Christ still misses him.