1951
2021
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Christina Sands
June 7, 2025
This is sad to learn. Steve played soccer with my now late husband, Vic. I remember Steve as a good sportsman and player, and cheerful after games. Peace and comfort to his wife.
Matt Quinn
January 12, 2023
I just learned of Steve's passing and offer my condolences to his family. I worked for Steve as a legal intern back in the early 1990's as a Gonzaga law student. He was a wonderful mentor - a gentleman and a professional. I recall one night when I was working late on a project for Steve, and he gave me some sage advice that I have often remembered along the road of my career - he said: "Matt, life is short. Work smart, not hard." Words to live by. Rest in peace, Steve.
Pam Rohr
March 2, 2022
Just learned of Steve's passing today. The legal community lost a brilliant attorney and truly good man. All of my love to Marianne.
Mark Willcocks AND HIS MOTHER BARBARA KROEMER
January 3, 2022
MRS. JOLLEY, WE JUST FOUND OUT ABOUT STEVE PASSING WE ARE SO VERY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS!
Bobbi Butler
October 29, 2021
My heart and prayers are with all of his wonderful family. Steve was not only my boss but a true friend. It was a blessing to have him in my life. He will be missed by many.
Jennifer Custer
October 28, 2021
Our sincere sympathy to you, Marianne and your entire family, so sorry for your loss. Out of town for the winter or we would have been with you to celebrate Steve's celebration of life. You remain in our thoughts and prayers.
Tracey Rogers Smithee
October 24, 2021
It's hard to believe that we have already started losing this generation of our family! I'm so sorry for everyone's pain and wish I could give each one a hug! I know Steve will be watching and waiting for the rest of us! May each of us who started out as 'Diamonds in the rough' finish shining as brilliantly as Steve did! I wrote this poem (3 verses to I am a child of God) and hope it gives some comfort:
I'm Still A CHILD OF GOD
1). I'm still a child of God. I study and I pray. I'm trying to do the best I can, to walk the Savior's way. (Chorus) Calm me. Cheer me. Please stay near me! Help me hold the rod. I know I'll endure all things, because Thou art my GOD!
2). I'm still a child of GOD, though only you can see, my Spirit as I do my best to live eternally! (Chorus)
3) I'm still a child of GOD. My faith will never wane! Help me to know I've done enough, when Heaven calls my name! (chorus) Calm me. Cheer me. Please stay near me! Help me hold the rod. I know I'll endure all things, because Thou at my. GOD!
A big hug to everyone! With great affection, Tracey
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