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Steven Edge Obituary
1955 ~ 2020
Steven Lee Edge was born May 18,1955 in Salt Lake City Utah. He passed away on August 12, 2020 at age 65, just four months following the death of his wife Tamara Phizacklea Edge. Both of Steven's parents are deceased. Still living are siblings Randy and Jane, Tammy and Kelly, Rick and Vicky, as well as nieces and nephews, Rick, Emily, Natalie, Lindsey, Megan, Riley, Nichole, and Sarah.
"Captain Steven" has left the port sailing off to beautiful horizons. His love for fishing and nature led him to Florida - where our father was raised. That was where he wanted to finish his life. Steve said he had fulfilled all of his dreams.
He attended Brighton High School, where he had so many friends. He served in the US army and had many adventures working construction in various settings. Steve never met a stranger. If he only had a dollar, half of it was yours to share. Steve had a sense of humor making others laugh at the most unexpected moments. He was a special part of our family, being the youngest boy, and he will be greatly missed.
In lieu of a service, Steven requested cremation asking his ashes be spread near his home in Florida. Due to COVID 19 there will be no funeral. Prior to passing, Steve requested his friends and family tell stories and share memories about him. He has a Facebook page Steven Edge or contact his sister Tammy at [email protected]. The family is also planning a celebration of his life TBA via Steve's Facebook page.
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Memories and Condolences
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Jearold W Yack
August 25, 2020
Steve, you always seemed to be in a good mood even if your back was killing you. You were a good man and universally loved and respected. I miss you.
Tammy Edge
August 25, 2020
Steven loved people. He never met a stranger and was the first to offer money, food, time and a kind heart to anyone who was in need. . As Steve was ill and actually passing he left the doors of his home open to a young man, a vet, who had lost everything in a hurricane. He gave him the title to his truck and 2 checks so he would take care of the place, himself and feed Steve's 12 y/o dog until family could get to Florida. That is a true humanitarian. We need to learn what kindness truly is from my brother.He will be greatly missed.
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