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"Steve" Paul
July 2, 1949 –
September 16, 2025
Steve Granade (Stephen Paul Granade), beloved husband, father, and friend, passed away at home on September 16, 2025, in Alpharetta, Georgia, at the age of 76.
Born on July 2, 1949, in Mobile, Alabama, Steve was the son of Joel Granade and Rebecca Watts. He built a life defined by dedication, curiosity, and love. A proud supporter of Georgia Tech, Steve worked as a mechanical engineer, a career that reflected his lifelong passion for learning, problem-solving, and innovation.
Steve's faith was central to his life. He was an active and devoted member of Saint David's Episcopal Church in Roswell, Georgia, where he found both community and strength. Beyond his professional and spiritual commitments, Steve's joy was found in the things he loved most, his family, his church, cheering for Georgia Tech, and his appreciation for Star Wars.
He is survived by his loving wife, Cathy; his son, Paul, and daughter-in-law, Kara. His memory will live on in their hearts and in all who knew him.
A service to celebrate Steve's life will be held at Saint David's Episcopal Church in Roswell, GA, on October 4 at 3:00 PM. In lieu of flowers, the family invites donations to Saint David's Episcopal Church or a charity of your choice in Steve's memory.
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Carolyn Winney
Yesterday
Steve was a friend whom I greatly admired. He was always pleasant, had a gentle smile and seemed so content with his being in the grace of Christ. May we all remember him as a guide for our lives as well.
Annette Sutherland
September 26, 2025
Steve has always been one of my favorite cousins and friends. Steve and Kathy have always been a blessing in my life. Family is so important in spite of people not getting together like they used to. Knowing my cousins has always meant the world to me. Steve would often reach out just to check on me. Life is too short, not to know your cousins and your family and bring them with you on your journey through life. I thank God for mine and for Steve and Kathy. I thank God fort my lifelong relationship with my cousin. My heart is breaking. May God be with all of you during this time. We will see him again one day. He was one of the good ones. Love you all.
Dick Amell
September 26, 2025
I first met Steve when he became part of my usher team many years ago. After Rox and I returned to St David´s after our 12 year hiatus in Denver, I greatly enjoyed serving as LEM with Steve. God has now healed his knees and he´s walking strong in the presence of Jesus.
Doug & Suzanne Mullis
September 25, 2025
Our deepest sympathies to your family. He was so kind and fun to talk to. We will miss him and we will keep your family in our payers.
Thomas & Donna Nolfa
September 25, 2025
A true gentleman and a stalwart of St. David's. A faithful Christian not afraid to proudly proclaim it. Our sympathies to Cathy and Paul.
Wendi & Mike Carroll
September 25, 2025
In memory of our neighbor Steve. You will be missed. Rest in peace.
Wendi & Mike Carroll
Stephen McCain
September 24, 2025
Steve always greeted us every time with a smile and sincere care. He was the most kind of Gentlemen and you could see Christ in his face and how he always treated others with care and compassion. Christ has another great individual in Heaven. Steve
Tim and Jan Georges
September 24, 2025
Steve was a faithful soul that never let a Sunday get by without a hug. He would get up and go to the front row and shake Tim´s hand every Sunday. A true Southern gentleman. We miss him terribly. Much love to Cathy, Paul and Kara.
carole and Angus PERKERSON
September 24, 2025
Our seat mates and the best of huggers. Love him.
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