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Steven James Fobear

Cass City, MI, USA

April 18, 1952 - February 4, 2021

Apr 18, 1952 - Feb 4, 2021

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Steven James Fobear, age 68, born April 18, 1952 in Lansing, MI, raised in Saginaw, MI, and a longtime resident of Cass City, MI passed away February 4, 2021 after battling multiple illnesses and Covid-19.

He married Dora M. Huizar October 3rd, 1975 at the Tuscola County Courthouse in Caro, MI.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Harry & Virginia Fobear, sister Rosemary “Rusty” Moran, brother Mark Fobear.

Left to cherish his memory is his loving wife Dora, son Jonathan(Dr. Mark Doyal) in Pittsburgh, PA; brother Mike Fobear in Nashville, TN; brother Tim Fobear (Shannon) in Aurora, CO; sister Jackie (Paul) Marshall in Saginaw MI; nephew Jeremy (Amanda) Marshall ; niece Janelle Marshall; two great nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins.
In the course of his life, Steve worked at different places, including Sargent Sands, Walbro Corp., Nortec Plastics, Deckerville Plastics, and Thompsons. His work took him all over Eastern Michigan from Cass City, to Saginaw, to Bay City, to Farmington. In addition, he always had a story to tell from the years he enjoyed driving taxi for Yellow Cab, in Saginaw, MI.

Steve had many loves, first was his family. He loved the Beatles, Peter Paul & Mary, Harry Chapin, and many other artists. He also loved choir music, Broadway musicals, and mixed CDs from his son. He loved fishing and eating Perch. He loved golfing, especially Dora’s family golf outings. He loved the Cass City United Methodist Church and his Church family. He always looked forward to helping out at Church dinners, especially Dorcas; it was a good time for him.

He loved lawn work & gardening, joking around with his brothers and sister, and his sister’s Christmas cookies. Steve had a great sense of humor.

At church he started out as a choir member, and in later years became Church choir director. He also directed the Tom Thumb Community Choir for a number of years and made many good friends. He had a really good ear for music.

He liked helping out at the Community Thanksgiving Dinner each year, while he was able, it was one of his favorite meals to help out at.

Even though he did not grow up in Cass City, he spent most of his life here. He loved the community and the people.

Steve will be dearly missed. He touched so many lives in such a positive way.

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