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Doug Montgomery
July 9, 2025
I remember the first time I met Stephen Jr. I said, "Your Dad is the strongest man I've ever met". I still feel that way.
In my life; in college; in Vietnam; in my career I've known a few strong men.......but none as strong as Stephen.
I looked forward to every Sunday so I could tell him some snarky thought or memory or stupid joke.
His infectious laugh I always took as his acceptance.
I could only wish (as we all do) that life had not dealt him this horrible condition. I can only say that knowing him made me a better man
and more appreciative of my blessings in my life.
I'm proud to have had Stephen Mackintosh as my friend.
We love you,
Doug and Debbie Montgomery
Alexandra Wagner
July 8, 2025
What a beautiful obituary for a life extraordinarily well lived. He rides ahead.
You are so right, of course, about how Stephen filled a room with his presence and smile and eternal optimism -- especially awe-inspiring in the face of so much adversity these last years.
Anne, Ellie & James, Lindsay, and Stephen, please know that my love is-- and has been-- lifting you all up in prayer during this heavy time.
I am so sad that I won't be here in Dallas/the U.S. to offer my physical presence in support of you on the 17th.
Please know that I will be with you in thought and in spirit.
Love you. xoxox Alex Wagner (la peregrina )
Aria Cremation Service and Funeral Home - Northwest Highway
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July 7, 2025
Jul
17
1:00 p.m.
Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
3966 McKinney Ave., TX
Aria Cremation Service and Funeral Home - Northwest Highway
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July 7, 2025
Stephen Mackintosh Obituary
Obituary Stephen Mackintosh Stephen Forker Mackintosh, affectionately known as Dad, Mack, and Coach, passed away at the age of 68 at his home in University Park, Texas. He was born in Dover, Massachusetts (in an elevator), to David and Sall... Read Stephen Mackintosh's Obituary
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