Steven Craig
RAPID CITY - On March 26, 1964, Steven Craig of Rapid City SD was born to a proud father and mother, Henry and Sally (Stumer) Craig.
Be it stuck on a computer or the gift of a cool gadget, he truly enjoyed helping others, all anyone had to do was ask, and he was there.
Steven was talented in many ways; Gunsmithing, land surveying, programming slot machines, and his favorite, building computers.
In 2005 he joined Homeland Security and worked in the IT Department during Katrina, one more way for him to be of help to others.
In January of 2003 Steven met Jessica Manzano, and his heart was gone forever. On November 21, 2003, they began their journey together as husband and wife. In 2004, they relocated from South Dakota to Mississippi, and in 2019 moved to Arizona.
For 19 years, he never failed to display his love and admiration for his sweetheart. However, on April 21, 2024, at the young age of 60, Steven was called home, and his physical journey here came to a close.
Loved by his family, friends and neighbors, Steven is survived by his forever love, Jessica (Manzano) Craig; a wonderful daughter, Taarna Murray; a loving mother, Sally Broucek; siblings: sister, Scheri and husband, Richard Biehler, brother, Scott Craig, stepsister, Robin and husband, Mike Miller, stepbrother, Brian Broucek; nieces and nephews: Alicia, Sheena, Josh, Michael, Trey and Channing; and Cary Williams, his close friend from Mississippi. Not all family are blood related. Steven was truly blessed to have such a friend, and brother through thick and thin, none more so than in Tracy Wiest, his truest and most loving lifelong childhood friend. And let's not forget his beloved pooches that accompanied Steven throughout his life's journey; Sandy, Zeus, Moxie, Trixie, Dixie, and Zoie. Steven was preceded by his maternal and paternal grandparents, aunts and uncles, his father, Henry, and his stepfather, Don.
Remember, just because the driver left the car, doesn't mean the driver is gone too. Miss you Teetsie (I was two and couldn't pronounce Steven), we will see you again someday. Love, Scott.
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Kathy H
May 17, 2024
Steven used to drive us around in his jeep, up and down 8th Street. He was so much fun. He was a great friend, and will be truly missed.
Ted Rufledt Jr
May 16, 2024
So sad to hear this news. My condolences to Steve's family and friends.
Renee K.
May 16, 2024
I was just thinking about Steve the other day. I'm so sorry to hear he has passed. I haven't seen him in probably 35 years, but I still remember him as one of the kindest people I've ever known. My prayers are with the family as you mourn this beautiful soul. God bless and keep you. -Renee K.
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