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Posted on 12/24/10 at 8:55 pm to NorthshoreTiger76
WoW. Prayers sent to his family. So sorry to hear this
Posted on 12/25/10 at 10:12 am to RT58
thanks to whoever sticked this for everyone to see.
Posted on 12/25/10 at 10:15 am to lsu7171
Did anyone ever mention why he died at such an early age? I would like to know what was wrong with him.
I thought of his family this morning first thing when I woke up. I know it must be tough on them this christmas but he sure seemed to be a great guy.
God bless them all this Christmas morning, they will remain in my prayers.
I thought of his family this morning first thing when I woke up. I know it must be tough on them this christmas but he sure seemed to be a great guy.
God bless them all this Christmas morning, they will remain in my prayers.
Posted on 12/25/10 at 10:20 am to BamaScoop
I think someone said it was an issue with his liver - that it basically stopped working a few days ago.
I know my grandmother died of cirrosis of the liver, but her demise was a long slow one, sounds like Steven went a little quicker than that or at least I hope so for his and his family's sake.
God rest his soul and comfort his family at this time of year and during this time of loss.
I know my grandmother died of cirrosis of the liver, but her demise was a long slow one, sounds like Steven went a little quicker than that or at least I hope so for his and his family's sake.
God rest his soul and comfort his family at this time of year and during this time of loss.
Posted on 12/25/10 at 10:23 am to PJinAtl
I heard that. LIver failure is usually secondary to something else. I am not being nosey I am just curious. He was a young man and this is a tragic loss for his family.
Posted on 12/25/10 at 10:37 am to Ross
He and his family will be in my prayers.
Posted on 12/25/10 at 2:14 pm to Sanford Lyle
Very sorry to hear of this. My thoughts & prayers go out to his family.
Posted on 12/25/10 at 2:16 pm to SmackDaniels
Steven4bama
"If you want to get to heaven and walk the streets of gold, you have to know the password is ROLL TIDE ROLL !!!"
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"If you want to get to heaven and walk the streets of gold, you have to know the password is ROLL TIDE ROLL !!!"
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Posted on 12/27/10 at 11:44 am to jaf 65
Cathy and Steve are two of the absolute best folks that I have ever known. Cathy with her sweetness and graciousness, Steve with his kindness and compassion.
I've had the opportunity to spend several times around them and been honored to be invited in to their home on numerous occasions.
Steve was a Marine Corps veteran. I was proud of that, that he and I both at one time wore the uniform of the world's finest fighting force. I did tease him that his idea of the best posting in the Corps...Twenty-Nine Palms, California...was (In standard USMC language) "sick and fricking twisted".
A year and a half ago, I had what a thought was a hard time (b.s. relationship stuff...) and the first people that I went to were Steve and Cathy. That is an honest-to-God fact. Of my broken relationship, Steve said that the girl was making a big mistake and that I was a beautiful soul.
One time I tagged along with Steve to the Ole Miss-Bama game in Tuscaloosa. Steve's mother called me "a sorry ole Auburn sumbeech..."
Steve took up for me to his mom. It is one of my most favorite Auburn-Alabama stories to tell.
The next few things that I am going to write are difficult for me, as I am not very intelligent; I have tears in my eyes, a broken heart, and a thorough disgust with myself.
It really doesn't matter much how a man goes I suppose, as long as he was good to his family and his friends, and it is obvious by this very thread that Steve was those things indeed.
Simple logic and observation alone told me that something was wrong and that should have been enough for me to do something. Shortly after my
"girlfriend broke up with me visit" I received a note from Cathy. It said something along the lines of "Steve looks up to you, will you please talk to him about his drinking?"
I did nothing.
And possibly because I did nothing, I sit here today crying over the loss of a great friend, crying over the sadness of his family, crying at my failure to help someone who had always helped me.
These things are hell to admit to a bunch of strangers on a message board, but I'm telling you all these things in hopes that in honor of Steve, when you see something wrong; act. Do not just think that things or people will work it out on their own. If you can help, then help and help immediately.
Semper Fi, Steve and Roll Tide. You were beautiful.
I've had the opportunity to spend several times around them and been honored to be invited in to their home on numerous occasions.
Steve was a Marine Corps veteran. I was proud of that, that he and I both at one time wore the uniform of the world's finest fighting force. I did tease him that his idea of the best posting in the Corps...Twenty-Nine Palms, California...was (In standard USMC language) "sick and fricking twisted".
A year and a half ago, I had what a thought was a hard time (b.s. relationship stuff...) and the first people that I went to were Steve and Cathy. That is an honest-to-God fact. Of my broken relationship, Steve said that the girl was making a big mistake and that I was a beautiful soul.
One time I tagged along with Steve to the Ole Miss-Bama game in Tuscaloosa. Steve's mother called me "a sorry ole Auburn sumbeech..."
Steve took up for me to his mom. It is one of my most favorite Auburn-Alabama stories to tell.
The next few things that I am going to write are difficult for me, as I am not very intelligent; I have tears in my eyes, a broken heart, and a thorough disgust with myself.
It really doesn't matter much how a man goes I suppose, as long as he was good to his family and his friends, and it is obvious by this very thread that Steve was those things indeed.
Simple logic and observation alone told me that something was wrong and that should have been enough for me to do something. Shortly after my
"girlfriend broke up with me visit" I received a note from Cathy. It said something along the lines of "Steve looks up to you, will you please talk to him about his drinking?"
I did nothing.
And possibly because I did nothing, I sit here today crying over the loss of a great friend, crying over the sadness of his family, crying at my failure to help someone who had always helped me.
These things are hell to admit to a bunch of strangers on a message board, but I'm telling you all these things in hopes that in honor of Steve, when you see something wrong; act. Do not just think that things or people will work it out on their own. If you can help, then help and help immediately.
Semper Fi, Steve and Roll Tide. You were beautiful.
This post was edited on 12/27/10 at 3:24 pm
Posted on 12/27/10 at 12:23 pm to NorthGwinnettTiger
I didn't know him, but he sounds like a great guy. Prayers sent to his family 
Posted on 12/27/10 at 1:06 pm to bamafaithful
kwajtiger
i knew steven also. i was shocked when i read about his death on the very website where we met. my 6 y/o son called him uncle. they would go back and forth on the phone about alabama and lsu. he even knows the devil coaches alabama. last saw him when he came into baton rouge for the alabama game. last talked to him right after the auburn game. i was thinking about him and almost called him the day before his death but things came up at work. i know he would not have had the strength to talk but at least i would have known how sick he was. in november he wasnt drinking that night or supper and i was hopeing he was giving it up. rip peace steven and next years alabama lsu game will not be the same for me.
i knew steven also. i was shocked when i read about his death on the very website where we met. my 6 y/o son called him uncle. they would go back and forth on the phone about alabama and lsu. he even knows the devil coaches alabama.
last saw him when he came into baton rouge for the alabama game. last talked to him right after the auburn game. i was thinking about him and almost called him the day before his death but things came up at work. i know he would not have had the strength to talk but at least i would have known how sick he was. in november he wasnt drinking that night or supper and i was hopeing he was giving it up. rip peace steven and next years alabama lsu game will not be the same for me. 
Posted on 12/27/10 at 1:34 pm to Sanford Lyle
That's very sad to hear. I send my condolences to his family and friends.
Posted on 12/27/10 at 1:53 pm to Luke
I knew him very well. Saw him almost every day when was working in Madison Mall in HSV. Me being an LSU fan & him being for Bama we had a lot of fun together. Prays sent.
Posted on 12/27/10 at 1:56 pm to cajunjj
I'm keeping my team logo as a Gump until after the Bama game in his honor!
Posted on 12/27/10 at 2:01 pm to Sanford Lyle
Prayers for his family and friends.
Posted on 12/27/10 at 2:03 pm to kwajtiger
That's a great story and I hope more people posts their esperiences with Steven. I would also like to know more details about his illness if anyone has more information.
Posted on 12/27/10 at 2:30 pm to kwajtiger
kwajtiger,
peace,brother
semper fi
peace,brother
semper fi
Posted on 12/27/10 at 3:13 pm to Mr Breeze
Semper Fi, Mr. Breeze. Semper Fi.
Posted on 12/27/10 at 4:07 pm to BamaScoop
quote:
I heard that. LIver failure is usually secondary to something else. I am not being nosey I am just curious. He was a young man and this is a tragic loss for his family.
A lot of medications are rough on the liver, if you drink even a small amount while on some medications it can do it in.
Sad to hear that someone that young died.
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