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Steven Levi McCool

We all miss you

Steven Levi McCool

Born
8 August 1985, Riverside,California
Died
10 February 2004, Harlowton, Montana

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The time paid for it has run out. Unless more time is added it will be removed from this website, along with the photographs, keepsakes, and notes on it.

Anyone can add time to it, with no account needed.

Keep this memorial online

I want to make this short. For those of you reading these words, listen well. Do not visit this page with the intentions of mourning the loss of my brother. I would rather you celebrated the life that he lived. For those of you who knew him well, remember the good times you shared with Steven, and the good times he had with you. For those who didn't know him well, help celebrate these good times with those who do.
I can say that I am proud to be Stevens brother. Throughout the last few months, I have been able to talk to Steven more than I ever have. I learned that he was living in his own apartment, had a good job, and had a girlfriend that cared about him. I sat wondering which one of us older kids he had learned all of this from. I was so impressed one of us kids had started as early as he did. None of us had ever given half the effort that I saw him put forth.
This is the one thought that I hold onto that can bring a smile to my face. I know that all of you have been touched by Steven in one way or another. Use this page to express your thoughts or share your memories. Let this our time to become stronger as a family, and even stronger as friends.
I would personally like to thank those who visit this site, and those who contributed to and participated in laying Steven to rest.

We Love You Steven

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Steven
I love you and miss you. You will always be in our hearts little brother. Be good.

Your Big Brother
Coriey L. Burkman

14 February 2004

I hadn't see you, Steven, since you were a very little boy. You came to visit us with your mom, brothers,sister and grandparents. I recall what a handsome guy you were then. As the youngest sibling you rated that special attention given to the "baby" of the family. I did hear about you though, from your grandparents. My three children remember you as well all of us wish we had known you better.

Rest in peace, Steven, you were loved and will be missed.

Aunt Joy & Uncle Paul LeBlanc

Aunt Joy, 15 February 2004