I worked with Steve for the last 2 years on the General Dynamics ERP project. He had the best attitude, true professional knowledge and witty jokes. We both had a background in Supply Chain and Procurement, and in IFS, so we had an instant connection and spoke the same "language". I enjoyed every meeting we were in because of his experience and great personality. During our morning call's, we'd sometimes hear Steve, who had forgotten to mute his phone, order a coffee from Starbucks or some food order. We'd always laugh about it. He had this heartfelt laugh that I won't forget but I surely will miss hearing.

Last time I saw him while in Anniston, he shared his passion for tinkering, wood working making pens if I recall, he showed me one and it was incredible. At the end of the work trip Steve drove me to the airport, and we talked about how grateful we were for the work we did.

The last time I spoke with Steve, he called me from the hospital, he didn't want to miss a work meeting that day but wanted to make sure the client's would not be left alone hanging on the conference call. I was shocked that even from a hospital, he was still thinking of the people he was working with. That was just the way Steve was.

He will be deeply missed but I'm grateful to have met him. My deepest condolences to Brenda and the family.

I took that picture. It was after Aiden was born. 

Now Steve is with his great nephew in Gods arms.