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Steve was a loving son, husband, father, grandfather, brother, cousin and friend. He loved his family, he loved to sing, dance, bbq and drink! He held many titles but our favorite is "Superman", because he truly was a super man, he was the greatest and will be greatly missed.
Steve was a hard worker, he was very proud of his dad's fence company, Roy Peralta &Sons Fence.
Steve was a member of the Knights of Columbus and served at St. Stephens for many years. He was also a youth football coach for over 20 years, Jr. Voks, West Central Texans and Central Cowboys, he also coached tee-ball and basketball, Steve did this along side his brothers who were always by his side, guiding and paving the way. Steve was the one to be called on, he knew just about everything and if he didnt believe me he did not hesitate to take on any challenge big or small he always found a way to fix it, correct it or change it to make it work for him! Steve will be truly missed by all who knew him. In his words he was the greatest there is and ever will be!
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Natasha Patel
August 13, 2024
To the Peralta family,
Our heartfelt condolences in the loss of your loved one.
May shared memories bring comfort during this difficult time.
Our prayers for your continued strength and God´s indefatigable mercy.
The Patel family
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