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Sally Philipp
February 17, 2005
Dearest Aunt Myrtle and cousins: I was so sad to hear about Steve. Know that our prayers are with you and may the warmth of your memories comfort you in this difficult time. Love - Sally
Squeege
February 17, 2005
Words can not express how sorry I am about the loss of Steve. I felt like I was one of the family for so long way back when, and I know how much Steve will be missed - the knucklehead!
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Carla Buesseler
February 17, 2005
I am very sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you. It is hard to lose someone you love so much. May God hold your hand and mend your broken heart.
Mike Hochban
February 16, 2005
Sorry to hear about your loss.
Tom Kaufenberg
February 16, 2005
There is nothing I can do to bring my "brother" back to me but can only remember the good times he and my "family" shared. God rest his body and his soul and don't you know St. Peter has his hands full with Jonnie, Frank, and now Stevie. I think the gates are going to be closed for a while until he gets the 3 of them under control, if that will ever happen. Greg, Scott, Francine & Jane, I truly am sorry for your loss. Mares, thanks for everything you and Rick have done to make this as painless as possible for eveyone that loved him. "Mom" I'm so sorry for your loss and just wish I could be there to help, as we all loved Stevie so much. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Everyone needs to remember that God takes us when He is ready for us and we all should celebrate the passing of this physical life into a brand new spiritual life, no matter how hard that may be for us to accept, including myself. I thank my "family" for all they have given and taught me and look forward to us all meeting up once again.
Kim Prayfrock
February 16, 2005
You're in our prayers. We're so sorry for your loss.
Kim Prayfrock
Ryan and Patrick Conners
Sarah Cedarbloom
February 16, 2005
Dear Steph, Jen and Nick-
I am truly heartbroken to hear about your dad. I always felt like he was a second father to me and I will miss him. My heart is with you all in this time of grief.
Carolyn Arvin
February 16, 2005
Greg I am sorry about your brother I think about you and Jan often You helped so much as a brother in the Lord and electricity
Shannon Sorenson
February 16, 2005
Steven was good people,he will be missed. My condolences to the Kaufenberg family.
Jean (Buechner) Weddle
February 16, 2005
Dear Francine and family, I am sorry to hear about the loss of Stephen. (I am an old friend of Francine's from Johnson high school.) It is so difficult to lose a loved one, especially when it is so suddenly.
I happened to see your brother's obituary because just yesterday my husband Kevin lost a cousin tragically February 15th. He was only age 34. As a perused the list I was shocked to read about the loss of your brother. My condolences to you Francine, and all your family.
Jeanie ("Joge") (Buechner) Weddle - the redhead and fellow flag twirler... Whew that's an era long gone, huh? ([email protected])
Bro' Rick & Sisser Mares Claeson
February 15, 2005
Dear sweet darling brother,
Your sudden death is such a shock, you will be so terribly missed by all of us. We love you double triple truly. Thank you for the love, hep, support and friendship thru-out our lives. Your being with us in Texas was a renewal and rekindling of our love and friendship and it was the best. We thank God for the time. When we sit out back and see the huge expanse of the sky we will know that Heaven is having fun now that you are their, as you are a silly, fun, energetic soul. Farewell and see you when we get there! xoxoxoxoxo
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