Steven Douglas
Egger

1960 - 2015

Steven Douglas Egger, 55 of Cottage Grove, Oregon passed away November 13, 2015. He was born August 17, 1960 to Howard Patrick Egger and Roila Lee (Jones) Egger in Portland, Oregon. Steven graduated from South Eugene High School in 1978. He also attended Oregon State University and Lane Community College. Steven Married, Jerrilyn (Cabaniss) Egger July 14, 1990 in Creswell, Oregon. He was the owner of the Village Green Chevron in Cottage Grove. His hobbies included hunting, fishing, and watching college sports. Steven is survived by his spouse Jerrilyn Egger of Cottage Grove, OR; brother David Egger of Spokane, WA; sister Carolyn Cantrell of Eugene, OR; sister Linda Blankenship of Vancouver, WA; many nieces, nephews, cousins and extended family. Steven is preceded in death by his parents. No Services will be held at this time. Memorial Contribution made to charity of choice. Arrangements by Smith-Lund-Mills Funeral Chapel, 123 S. 7th St., Cottage Grove, OR 97424.

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Published by Eugene Register-Guard on Nov. 21, 2015.

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Lisa Hart

November 18, 2021

I still think of Steven often. He was so welcoming and supportive when Jason and I married. I´ll never forget it.
He was truly one of a kind and will forever be missed!

marsha begun

November 15, 2021

Steven, we miss you. your memory continues to be a blessing.
Love, Alvin, Marsha, Jason, Lisa, Zoe, and Joseph.

Bret Murphy

April 29, 2020

Steve and I grew up together on Oak Street in Eugene. We had so many good times together I will miss him deeply.

Jason and Lisa Hart

December 6, 2015

We will love forever.Rest in peace.

Lorna Roberts

November 23, 2015

Steve Egger, or better known as "Egger". Steve and my son Jeff were friends from Junior High School through High School. I extend my empathy and my sympathy to his entire family. Sincerely, Lorna Roberts

John Olafson

November 23, 2015

Steve and I grew up together since we were in 3rd grade. got our first appartment together had many great times. he will be missed very much.

Marsha Begun

November 22, 2015

Steven was our nephew by marriage to our niece Jerrilyn. His love for Jerrilyn was obvious and for that alone we loved him. But we also loved him for his sweetness, his positive presence at family gatherings, and his kindness to all of us, He was an Oregonian through and through, having great respect and appreciation for the woods, and rivers and streams where he loved camping and hunting and fishing. We saw him on FB alot looking like a Duck in green and yellow and smiling beside Jerrilyn.
Steven was always fun to be around and we will miss him very much. May his memory be a blessing for all of those who loved him.

Bob Laws

November 22, 2015

Steve was my locker buddy in 7th grade as Spencer Butte, never forgot each other, but didn't touch bases as often as we should have.

Andrea Healy

November 21, 2015

I did not keep in touch with Steve after I graduated but I have always had fond memories of him. He took me to my senior prom which I am sure was purely a pity date because he knew I had never been to a prom. I will always be thankful to him and remember him for his kindness and caring to all. Rest in Peace Steve. You will never be forgotten.

Ruthann Duncan

November 21, 2015

We are deeply saddened by the news of Steve's passing. This is a great loss to us, as it is to the community. Pulling in to the Chevron and seeing Steve's truck there, knowing he would come out with his sweet smile and welcoming greeting, knowing I could have a friendly chat with him, or bring my vehicle in any time to check it or have repairs, knowing he would be explaining everything and dealing fairly, always. But mostly just his kindness, his generous nature, the feeling that I had just made his day by stopping by. He drove out to bring me gas one time when I'd run out of gas in my new Prius, and he never let me hear the end of that. We sat and listened to the last game of the NBA Championship between the Blazers and the Lakers, years ago, when I had blown the motor in my truck and was waiting for a ride. We are so sad for you, his family, and for the whole community and for ourselves. Thank you Steve, for being such a great human being, and rest in peace; I hope there's fishing where you have gone. Love from Ruthann and Samantha Duncan

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