Steven Ralph Wasserbaech

RIP Steven, I only talk to you once and we were looking forward finding out about our common ancestors.
My condolences to the family.

When Steven came into our infusion clinic he would share his life stories. What was fantastic to hear about. He will be greatly missed.

A few fun memories of Steve...I remember watching Steve climb atop his house each winter and carefully hanging his Christmas lights. He was generally one of the first to hang them, and given the angles and pitches of his roof, it was no simple task. The outcome was always a clean and crisp array of bright lights, a sure sign Christmas was not far off. I also remember him mowing the lawn in his Mets hat (always), flying his ReAl flag, and regularly working on preventive vehicle maintenance in his driveway. I regret not walking across the street more often to engage him in conversation, but when I did, I always enjoyed the discussion. I will miss the friendly waves, the "hello neighbor," and his kind and gentle spirit. Steve was a genuinely good and decent man, someone I respected immensely.

We were very grateful to have known Steve. He was a great minister to our family. He was a great leader in the Herriman Hills High Priest Group Leadership, He was a great Family History Consultant and a good friend. Our hearts go out to Renee and the girls. We have missed are association with you.
Know that our thoughts and prayers are with you.

I owe most of my physics education to Steve Wasserbaech. Due to a fortunate set of circumstances about half of my physics classes at UVU were taught by him. He was a fantastic instructor and made every effort possible to make sure his students understand the material. Constantly updating his lecture notes from year to year. Prodding students for feedback. Humble and always open for improvement. I have never met a physics instructor before or since that was as good as he was. He is a role model in teaching others. I will forever treasure the knowledge he has lent me and the example he has shown.