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Steve Carver Obituary
Steve Carver, 68, of Sims, Indiana went home to be with the Lord at 5:04 pm Tuesday March 5,2024 at Halifax Health Hospital Deltona, Florida. He was born December 24,1955 in Marion, Indiana to John and Dorothy (Clarkston) Carver. He was married to Glenna Shelton for 20 years. On September 6, 2013 he married his beloved wife Jamie.
Steve worked for Imperial Oil for many years then went to work at Atlas Foundry. Also worked as a Millwright (Local 1029). He had a passion for motorcycles and loved going to his Motorcycle Swapmeets. He was the man to go to he had a tremendous amount of knowledge about motorcycles. He loved watching westerns, Mecum Auctions, and Barrett Jackson Auctions. He would talk of memories of his family, friends, and past life. He loved when his grandkids and great grandkids would come visit.
Steve is survived by his wife Jamie, his sons Billy and Eddie, his stepdaughters Elizabeth, Emily,and Erica. 12 grandkids, 4 great grandkids and his 3 nephews.
He was preceded in death by his Beloved grandparents, parents, and Sister.
There will be a Celebration of Life at The Gardens of Matter Park 1701 N. Matter Park Rd. Marion, Indiana on April 7,2024 from 1pm – 4pm. A ride in Honor of Steve will follow.
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Regina Breeden (Binnion)
March 23, 2024
Growing up whenever uncle Steve would come to our house to visit he would always bring me a bag of m&m´s. He will be missed. He is now with my Dad and uncle Gene they are riding together again.
Scott Moran
March 23, 2024
Haven't seen Steve in almost 50 years, but I was with him when he bought the I believe it was a Mercury Comet or Cyclone in Sycamore. Rest in peace, May God bring peace to the rest of the family.
Stacie Courtney
March 22, 2024
I was raised calling him Uncle. He was the best. What I remember most his him riding his Harley and always wearing bib overhalls. He always watched out for all us kids. Uncle Steve was fun loving and I will miss him dearly. R.I.P. Uncle Steve
Pam Binnion
March 22, 2024
The best memory I have of Steve is from 50 years ago when I went into labor for our daughter April Diane "Sissy". Gene said we didn´t have enough gas to get home if it was false labor, so he says "We´ll go get Steve". Of course Steve took us and stayed with Gene, back then fathers were not allowed in delivery rooms, until she was born. I think Gene just wanted company, that´s the way he was always had someone with him, usually Steve or Rick or my dad. I take comfort in knowing Gene and Steve are running around together on yhosemHarleys that have to be in heaven. RIP and love you Steve.
George Oliver
March 22, 2024
I will miss our mornings that we had together going out to breakfast and talking about anything and everything and reminiscing about good old days. I will miss you my friend. RIP, till we meet again
Erica Swinehart
March 21, 2024
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Erica Swinehart
March 21, 2024
We will miss you so dearly. Steve was a light in our lives. My boys, my husband, and I loved him so much.
Kathy Rogers
March 16, 2024
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