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Family suggests donations be made to The Macon County Historical Society or The Galen School Museum.
Steve was preceded in death by his Parents, Harold Gordon Blankenship and Hattie Rulene Swindle Blankenship; Paternal Grandparents, Earl and Edna Blankenship; Maternal Grandparents, Ruby and Mable Swindle; Uncles, Hillas Swindle, Charles Swindle, J.E. Blankenship, and Homer Blankenship; Aunt, Irma Blankenship Dallas; and Cousin, Margaret Dallas Dotson.
Steve Blankenship is survived by;
Sons,
Kevin Gordon Blankenship and wife, Nicole
Craig Wilson Blankenship and wife, Jaime
Daughter,
Stephanie Marie Blankenship Pedigo and husband, Scotty
Grandchildren,
Serenity Lynn Blankenship
Chase Archer Blankenship
Jace Wilson Blankenship
Lainey Willow Blankenship
Bradleigh Marie Pedigo
John "Foster" Pedigo
Cassidy Quinn Pedigo
Bristol Paige Pedigo
Cousins,
Teresa Wilson and husband, Ricky
Brenda Holland and husband, Ronnie
David Swindle
Terry Swindle and wife, Nicole
Michelle Goodman and husband, Kevin
Kitty Leann Ruf and husband, Eric
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Teresa Swindle Dickens
February 2, 2024
God bless this family. Steve was a wonderful, and kind person.
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