Stephen "Steve" Clark Williamson, Sr.

Debbie,
I am so sad to hear of the loss of your beloved Steve. He was such a great guy. We had such good times in high school! You are in my thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time.
Vicki

Dear Debbie, Steve, Mike and Heather

I have known Steve and most of your family for nearly twenty years since I have been preparing his tax returns for that long! He was truly a great person and I could tell that he was a loving and doting husband and father. I know that he will be sorely missed! You are in my thoughts and prayers!

I am so sad to hear of Uncle Stevie's passing. I have so many wonderful memories of him. From visiting Orange when I was a little girl to sharing the joy when my daughter graduated from high school, he will always be a part of my memories. If there is a memorial service planned to celebrate his life, I would love to be attend to support Debbie and my cousins and share the very special memories that I have of this very special man.

Go now in peace. All is well. Love,
Kay

The last time I saw my Uncle Steve, he held me in his arms as I cried about losing my mom, his sister, Deana Gratke. The kindness he showed to me is, as I read here, the way he lived his life. I will miss him. May everyone remember those moments you hold dear while grieving this loss that came too soon. My deepest sympathies to Aunt Debbie and my cousins, Stephen, Heather, and Michael.
Love, Shari

As we travel through life we try to make a good impression on people so that we will be remembered as a good person when we leave this earth. I did the insulation work for Steve 30 years ago. His smile and kindness will never be forgotten.
I think of Steve just as his nephew Wade wrote. Your family will be in my prayers.

Our love and prayers are with you, Debbie. May the angels and saints greet him and welcome him home! Love, Denise and Paul

To the Williamson family, I am so sorry for the loss of Steve. I had no idea he was sick. Just found out today he passed. He was my customer at 1st Source Servall. He would come in & get his appliance parts for his rental property from us. I'm am just in shock.
I pray that God will give you peace & comfort.
Melissa.

My uncle Steve was the epitome of what a man should be. A man of great strength, character, personality and love. A wonderful example of a husband, father, grandfather, worker, servant of the lord and overall human being. I can not think of a finer example, that I would want to pattern myself after, as I strive to be a good father and husband. I will always remember uncle Steve as a very honest, personable man, a great listener. In every aspect of his life, he has always been very successful. Whether it be with his family, his architectural career, or his business endeavors, he had so much to be proud of and thankful for. My prayers are with you aunt Debbie, cousin Stephen, Heather and Mike, as you take time to understand his passing and reflect on your father's life. And I hope you guys can take some comfort in knowing that he is with the Lord now, free of pain. He will be deeply, deeply missed.

Love,
Wade

One of my fondest memories of Steve (Stevie, as we called him back then) is when he was a paper boy. He delivered the papers on his little motor scooter and even let Martha Woodworth and me ride it one time! When I saw him at one of our reunions, he was the same nice, friendly, guy he always was. I hope Steve's family heals fast, knowing he will be remembered for so many good things.

Steve proved that in our modern world there are still men of decency, honesty, kindness and priciples. He was not only a great friend but a role model for any man who aspires to be the best he can. I will always miss him, and he will never be forgotten. My heartfelt prayers go out to all his family and friends.

Mike