Monday, March 13, 2023
What a great man Mr. Stevens was. If you want to know what it looks like to live your life to the fullest look at him. He was a man that found great joy in everything he did. I remember as a young girl he and Dad would be in the garage working on anything they could find. That snowmobile (car, tractor, lawnmower) was taken apart and reassembled more times than you can count. The laughing that would come out of that shop was contagious.
I am so grateful for Mr. Stevens and his friendship with Daddy. Through Dad's illness, when dementia was setting in. He never once forgot to talk about Mr. Stevens coming to see him (including in the Nursing home in his final days during COVID shut down), taking him to lunch, watching NASCAR via a phone call. He was a true friend, I know Daddy would say Brother...not friend.
As much as his presence will be missed horribly on this earth, my selfish side is happy the two of them are back together picking on Fifi and shooting the S***
Please know that I am thinking of you all as you move through these days and weeks without him. He was a bright spot on this earth.
May you remember the great man that he was, with a smile more than the tears.
Take Care
Kim T.
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