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Lyvonne Hill
October 16, 2006
Diana, I am so sorry about Steve's illness and death. But I am so thankful that God put you two together ... for I know you were the joy of each other's life. Steve rented a room from me years ago in exchange for home repairs and painting... which he did with tedious care. His love of the Lord was heartfelt and his sense of humor was refreshing. I didn't get to attend his memorial, but you may feel free to call me if you want some time. Big hugs, and lots of prayers. God is faithful!
Jodie Paine
September 28, 2006
We were so sorry to hear about Steve's death. He and Diana visited and stayed with us in Washington state a few years ago. Steve, eager to do something, repaired the 4 toilets in our house. Needless to say, we really appreciated his help. We got to know Steve during that short visit and totally enjoyed his warm personality and joy for life.
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