Thomas Steven Jones

Steve led with humility and genuine care for his team - leaving a lasting impression on everyone who was fortunate enough to work with him. I will always remember Steve's kindness, grace and unwavering support.
My thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones during this difficult time.

Steve was the Lakeway City Manager during my time as the Mayor of Lakeway. I valued his leadership, intelligence and thoughtfulness. He was respected by city employees, citizens, and elected officials. I considered Steve to be a true friend and am deeply shocked and saddened by his passing.

Steve´s contributions to Lakeway reach far beyond the printed news. We are so happy that Dena and Steve found each other other. Love can happen at any age and in peace and war. Memories are forever . Peace and prayers to Steve, Dena, and sweet Rae.

We send love and prayers. We pray God will wrap you in his arms and give you comfort and peace. Lots of love and hugs!
Bob, Ruthie, and Phoebe

My condolences to Steve's family.
I first met Steve in the early days of Pflugerville´s growth, when he came on as Assistant City Manager and later stepped into the role of City Manager. From the start, I admired his steady hand, sharp mind, and gift for turning ideas into results.
Steve had a way of seeing what a growing city would need before most people even realized it. He played a key role in creating and shaping many of the departments we now take for granted-Parks and Recreation being the first. He was instrumental in getting the Pflugerville Community Development Corporation up and running, laying the groundwork for the city´s economic growth.
One of Steve´s greatest achievements was securing the city´s long-term water supply. He studied every possible option, evaluated each one, and recommended the path that would lead to the creation of Lake Pflugerville. That decision not only ensured safe, reliable water for residents-it also gave the community a place for recreation and connection that will be enjoyed for generations.
I am sure Steve was proud of seeing Pflugerville recognized as one of the best places to live in the United States and as the Trail Capital of Texas.
He had a dry sense of humor that could cut through tense moments, and I learned a great deal from him over the years. We were fellow warriors in those formative times. I´m grateful for the experiences we shared. I am also grateful we reconnected a few years ago, though I regret that we never managed to meet up at a blues festival somewhere for music and conversation.
Losing Steve feels like losing a part of myself. But I take comfort in knowing that his work-and his spirit-live on in the streets, parks, water, and heart of Pflugerville.

I first met Steve when he was City Manager of Lakeway and I was on the Lake Travis COC board.
We began both a working relationship which grew into a great friendship for many years ,
I will miss him greatly and shocked with news of his passing.
My sincere condolences got to his family during this time.

Steve and my mother, Rosie, at our family reunion. What a sweet dear man he was.

Steve was not only my City Manager, but a friend. We kept in touch on Facebook. As an Officer, Steve supported me on many things in my line of duty. Steve was a very good person and cared for his family, friends, and all that he served. Steve always had a kind word and made time for me whenever I stopped in. May Steve rest in peace.
My condolences and prayers to you Dena & Rae.

steve was a wonferful man and a wonderful father and great man he will be missed prays to his wife and daughter and his mom and dad from kathleen kyle

you will be missed.