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Steven Patrick “Steve” Hulsizer
Steven Patrick “Steve” Hulsizer
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Steve served his country with honor, first in the United States Air Force from July 25, 1966 to July 24, 1970, and later in the United States Army from September 17, 1974 to September 15, 1978.
During his civilian life, Steve worked diligently as a UPS Driver for 25 years before retiring. He was a dedicated employee, and took pride in his work.
In his spare time, Steve enjoyed going to the casinos and shooting pool with his good friend Ken. He also cherished his conversations with his dear friend Carole. He sometimes would have a soda while watching his favorite shows, which were Westerns or War movies. He would often watch TV with his cat, Gizmo. He loved fishing, and calling numbers at the Bingo hall brought him joy and relaxation.
Steve will be remembered for his outgoing and friendly nature, as well as his dry sense of humor. He touched the lives of many with his kindness and warmth.
Steve was predeceased by his third wife, Pam. He is survived by his first wife, Nancy, his sons, Steven Hulsizer Jr., and Jason Sherman, his brothers, Jeff and Bradley Brocksmith, his sister, Jeanie, and numerous nephews and nieces.
Steve's presence will be deeply missed by all who knew him. May he rest in peace.
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Jason Sherman
May 22, 2024
Steve is my step dad and will be greatly missed. He was a great husband to his wife Pamala, a father to his son Steve, and brother to Carol, Grandfather to several grand children. We all love you Dad. He loved war movies and music family.
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Carole Johnston
April 22, 2024
Way to many heartfelt memories to share in this small space. My friend of 50 plus years. A good man filled with a loving , caring and generous to a fault heart. He is missed so very much. Carole Johnston. Windsor Heights (Des Moines, Iowa)
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