Steven Ronald Ward

Gail,
Although I have never met you or Steve, my heart goes out to you in your time of sorrow. You are in my prayers.
Your Seattle Hasselmann cousin,
Janet

Gail, it's been many a year since we have seen each other. Chuck and I bought your Highland Springs house back in the early 80's, you guys moved to Chesterfield. I am so sorry for you and Steve that he had Alzheimers. But he's now free from that, and I am sure you feel relieved that he is. The good memories aide us in our recovery, and if memory serves, you are a strong person. Take care of yourself.

Gail:
I am so sorry about Steve, but I know how hard his life had become, and he is at peace now.

You are in our thoughts and prayers,

Dear Ward Family,
I knew Steve many, many years ago (probably 40). He was always kind and considerate and my memories of him are sweet. I'm so sorry he was stricken with Alzhimer's and you all had to witness his decline, but I'm sure he is looking down at you all with love and faith that you will know he is always with you, in your hearts and in your minds. He will never leave you. My prayers for your strength are with you.

Gail, this is one of your friends from long ago. Beverly (Hartman) Akin. I was perusing the obituaries and was so sorry to hear of your loss. I lost my first husband in 1995 and I know the pain of grief. I pray that God will sustain you during this difficult time.

Gail, Helen and I were surprised to hear of Steve's passing. It has been over 20 years since we left Richmond but we have many wonderful memories of you and Steve. You are in our prayers

Tom and Helen Heider

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Gail,
Many years have gone pass since last seeing either of you. We had heard about Steve's disease through
Doug. We did share some good times together many years ago and we both will remember the laughs we all enjoyed as well as the friendships.
Take care and may God bless you and keep you in his care as only time helps to ease our pain.
Charlie & Pam Cildress.

Gail - I never met you or Steve, but through Pam, I feel like I know you & him well. I was sorry to hear of his passing, but know you'll find comfort in that he is finally released from the disease that had him bound. May God bless & help you.

Gail,
Sorry to hear about your husband. You are in my thoughts and prayers!

Gail

Pete and I are thinking of you, I know this has been a long hard road for you and Steve, miss you lots in Altavista.

Love you, Cheryl

Gail - I'm so sorry to hear about Steve's passing. I remember we had a lot of good times together back in Richmond but it's been a long time ago. We'll be thinking of you!

Marshall Forbes & Judy Dabney

Aunt Gail,

I am so sorry for all that you and Uncle Steve had to endure with this terrible disease. I know you loved each other very much. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Gail: I am very sorry for your loss. I have many,many fond memories of Steve,especially those trips to Nagshead and your Superbowl parties. He will be greatly missed by all of those who loved him.

Jim and Donna Trevey

Uncle Spike,
we didn't keep in much contact, but I always remembered you helping me pick strawberrys at grandma's,and building doug and me a fort out in the woods.be in peace, we will meet again.
your niece,
Terri

Sleep in peace, little Brother. I wish I'd known you better. But we'll meet again someday and start anew.