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Wendy L. Sikkes
February 3, 2026
I didn't know you very long, but I'll miss our conversations on the way to and from your appointments.
Eric Godlewski
February 1, 2026
Condolences, met Steve a few times through mutual friends, never really got to know him, but he was always polite and friendly to me.
Tracey Ferguson
January 31, 2026
Everyone is right, your laughter, your smile always genuine. So many memories of great times together. You will be missed my friend. Love hugs and prayers
Deana Prout
January 30, 2026
Fly HIGH Steve!!
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Johnnie (Disney) Wiegand
January 30, 2026
Steve was a well loved member of the North Kent H.S. crew. I enjoyed his mischievous personality, quick wit and admired his deep loyalty to his friends. He will be missed.
Jeff Boelens
January 29, 2026
Rest in peace my friend.
Drew Lakatos
January 29, 2026
Rest in Peace. You will be missed.
Ron Ringler
January 29, 2026
Steve and I were always friends in high school and have spent a lot of time together, been on many adventures.
The last several years I've tried to look Steve up from time to time and just never had any luck finding him. I wish I could have found him because I would have loved to talk to him and relive some of those good times. I'll definitely miss you old friend. Perhaps our paths will cross again in the afterlife.
China C. Breen
January 29, 2026
Steve was truly one of those people you just don´t forget. He had a huge personality, a quick wit, and a way of keeping things interesting wherever he went. Back in our high-school days, he was a bit mischievous, a little stubborn, and definitely knew how to push buttons, but that was classic Steve, and honestly part of what made him, him.
Underneath all of that was a sweet, kind-hearted guy who cared more than he always let on. If you knew Steve, you probably laughed with him, shook your head at him, and still smiled when you thought about him later. He left an impression, and that matters.
Sending so much love and comfort to his family. He will always be remembered for his humor, his spark, and the space he took up in this world.
keith damuth
January 28, 2026
Rest in peace my old friend , lots of fun memory´s from when we were kids growing up in westgate . I´ll see you when I get to the pearly gates .
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