1963
2025
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Rod and Vickie
March 17, 2025
We enjoyed Stephen's talk on Israel years back. Luv you Eva!!
Matt Stafford
March 15, 2025
Steve was a remarkable man and I'm so grateful for the privilege of his friendship. His legacy is deep and wide -- the countless students he influenced, the unforgettable stories and anecdotes he loved to tell, his infectious smile and laughter, and the boundless energy with which he tackled everything in his sights. He was an inspiration to all who knew him. Our hearts are broken with yours at his sudden departure, but because of his faith and ours, we're confident in our inevitable reunion, the unspeakable joy that we will share on that day, and the thrill of new adventures that await us in that far country.
Joseph Hawkins
March 15, 2025
Remembering Steve Brown
Steve Brown was a remarkable friend, a master storyteller, and a constant source of inspiration. His smile and unwavering cheerfulness encouraged me to strive for more-to live with greater purpose and meaning.
Steve had an insatiable curiosity and a relentless drive to improve not only himself but those around him. Whether it was working to determine the location of space shuttle parts after the tragic Challenger accident, teaching others how to grow worms to enrich garden soil, or conducting research on Rhodiola rosea, his efforts were always aimed at bettering the world.
His dedication to efficiency never ceased to amaze me. I was always astounded when he´d return from a business trip to the Lower 48, only to learn that, in addition to his work, he had managed to run not just one marathon-but two. He would complete one on a Saturday in one state, then another on Sunday in the neighboring state, all in pursuit of his goal to run a marathon in every state. His drive and endurance were truly extraordinary.
I know I will think of him when I set off to climb Kilimanjaro one day. Steve had that kind of impact-his passion and adventurous spirit live on in those he touched.
One of my favorite memories of him is from the Alaska State Fair in Palmer. I can´t quite recall the exact mechanics of the bike contraption he was riding-was it pedaling forward while somehow moving backward? Or were there four bikes welded together, each rider moving in a different direction? I may not remember the details, but I remember the joy I felt watching him, thinking, There goes my friend Steve Brown-what an amazing man.
Steve, you are missed. But your spirit, your laughter, and your boundless enthusiasm for life will always be remembered.
Joseph Hawkins
Susan Wallin
March 11, 2025
Steve was an engaging speaker for our local garden club. He imparted knowledge with a twist of humor and a bit of personal experience that helped us remember the content. Steve brought a dozen eggs as a door prize on occasions he spoke. Steve had a wealth of community resource & networking knowledge. He encouraged our members to share their knowledge and years of gardening wisdom with others to help ensure food security. Steve will truly leave some shoes too big to fill. Happy Trails my friend!
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