Daniel C. Stevens

Daniel Clinton Stevens, 40, of Williamsburg, PA, formerly of North Carolina, passed away on Sunday, July 13, 2025 doing what he loved—feeling the wind on his face, two wheels beneath him and freedom in his soul. Born December 4, 1984, Asheville, NC. Daniel was endlessly devoted to his family, leaving behind his fiancée, Courtney; their son, Garrett; and his daughter, Gracie. Daniel also took great pride in helping raise Courtney’s three children, Jakob, Emersyn and Wyatt. He’s also survived by his loving mother, Suzanne (Mark) McDevitt; father, Robert G. Stevens; sisters, Amy (Clint) Davis, Katelyn Stevens, Caroline (Jacob) Holtzman, Summer Moss, Brandy Edwards-Hensley; brothers, Charles Brown Jr. and Levi Vess; and stepbrother, Nickolas (Marie) McDevitt; grandparents, Bobby and Elizabeth Moore; and Judy Stevens. Also survived by Courtney’s parents, Lisa (William) Conley-Fox and Christopher Conley; and numerous nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. Preceded in death by his daughter, Cara Breanne and his grandfather, Robert Stevens. Daniel was a proud United States Marine and a member of the Geeseytown Fire Company. He worked as the Altoona Service Center Manager for Ward Trucking and also helped Courtney run their bakery, Seraphim Sourdough. Daniel had a deep faith and carried a strength rooted in his relationship with God. He believed in second chances, and the power of redemption. His life reflected the values of service, love, and unwavering perseverance—a true testament to the man of faith he was. Even in the hardest moments, Daniel never gave up, trusting that God had a purpose for his journey. Daniel left a lasting impact on his coworkers and employees, many of whom considered him family. His presence in the terminal was felt in the way things ran smoother, people stood taller, and problems found solutions. He didn’t just manage a service center, he built a team, and he earned their loyalty through quiet strength and unwavering commitment. He believed in the good. He believed in second chances. He believed that no matter how heavy life got, you kept going—and that kind of faith lives on in the ones who loved him. “There’s a difference between living and just surviving…you don’t have to look too far to find peace. It’s right there, in the wind, the road, and the people you love.” - Yellowstone. His legacy is not only in the work he did or the uniform he wore, it’s in the way he loved, the way he showed up, and the way he refused to quit. Family and Friends will be received at Rose Hill Funeral & Cremation Care, Inc. on Friday, July 18, 2025, from 4-8 p.m. A funeral service will be held at the funeral home Saturday, July 19, 2025 at 11 a.m., Rev. Carla Gregory-Beckton officiant. In lieu of flowers, a fund has been established for his children at M&T Bank c/o Courtney Stiver. Arrangements have been entrusted to Rose Hill Funeral & Cremation Care, Inc., 118 Rosehill Cemetery Dr., Altoona, PA 16602. Condolences may be made at RoseHillFuneralCare.com.