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Steve Allen Castle, 61, husband of Pamela Castle, passed away on December 26, 2023 in Lexington. Mr. Castle was born in Lexington, Kentucky on December 12, 1962 to the late Glenn Ray Castle and Virginia Lee Mullins. He worked for Fayette County School District. Steve was a funny filter-less man with a personality that was larger than life. He absolutely adored his family and loved spending time with them along with his close group of guy friends, the "forever seniors" - as his wife Pam called them. Wherever Steve lacked, his heart sure made up for it. He was a very caring man, with a heart big enough to care for everyone he crossed paths with.
Other than his wife, he is survived by his sons, Jacob Parker Castle and Heith Allen Castle (Toni Clayton). His granddaughter, Addison Thompson. His sister, Donna Brumagen, brother, Glenn Ray Castle II, his brother-in-love, Tommy Chew and many more he considered family. Steve also had an extended family, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins that he loved dearly.
Visitation for Mr. Castle will be held from 10-11:30am on Tuesday, January 2, 2023, a memorial service will follow at 11:30am, at Clark Legacy Center in Nicholasville. Burial will follow at Lexington Cemetery in Lexington, at 2pm.
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In lieu of flowers the family asks you to please consider donating to Roaring Brook Recovery. Donations can be mailed directly to 600 Perimeter Dr., Suite 125, Lexington, Ky 50517, Or via phone at (855)590-9944.
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Sally and Cecil Seaman
January 6, 2024
Cecil and I are very sorry for your loss. May many wonderful memories Comfort your family.
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Sandra
December 28, 2023
Steve, Pam, and their family are the best people you can can ever meet. They all have hearts of gold. We have lived beside of them for 9 years now. I am so happy we moved into this house and got to know them. Steve was a good hearted person. He loved joking around, and he could always make you laugh even if you were having a really bad day. He spoiled by daughter, she knew were he kept his secret stash of candy lol. I think she liked being at their house more then being home lol. She loved going and visiting with them. Steve, Pam, and their family are more then just our next door neighbors. They are family that we love some much. We are going to miss him so much. It will not be the same without him. We have many memories that will always be in our hearts forever. All the cookouts, him dressing up like santa and coming to my house for my kids, just spending time with him, and so many more. We love you and we are going to miss you so much.
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