Wednesday, April 27, 2022
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First of all I would like to send Steve’s family condolences. This makes me so sad. I only have good memories of Steve.
I grew up with Steve. We went all through elementary and high school together and he made sure at every reunion that all of us who came got together for a photo.
So one of my biggest memories was at the end of our grade 7 year between exams, most of our grade 7 cass made arrangements to go to Dragon Lake swimming. We were just to go to Dragon Lake public beach, nowhere else but we went down to the other beach instead which meant we were on the highway. Steve and I were riding side-by-side when a big transport truck went Whippin by and he was so close that he scared the daylights out of me and I fell down into the ditch and broke all the spokes in my bike. After going to the beach we all walked home together. The boys had found a big stick that they could use to hold the bike up so we could wheel it. I left my bike at Steve’s house because on the way home the boys all decided how they were going to fix my bike so my parents wouldn’t find out. Unfortunately the bike didn’t get fixed, the parents found out and it was a big disaster. This makes it an epic memory. Still being the nice guy that he was, he gave me a hug and said it would all be OK. Rest in peace Steve!
