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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Steven Spears, 57 years old, born on January 10, 1958, and passed away on July 23, 2015. We will remember him forever.
Steve always made me smile and laugh, he was definitely one of a kind. Danielle and I became best friends instantly and when I met her dad I could see why. When i was around he always treated me like a daughter which meant a lot because I was without a father at the time. I will miss him and wished I could have said good bye, but I have prayed to him and for him and I know he hears me. May he rest in Paradise, I know he's proud of the wonderful kids he left behind. Forever missed and never forgotten...love you Steve!
I remember one time Steve and I were walking home from school mid to late 60's and A swarm of bee's charged us see Steve allergic to them. But we ran up the hill and got away. But not untill a yellow jacket stung him on the arm. Wow he got sick like instantly. By the time we got home an mom took him to clairmont hospital he couldn't breath and was turning blue. Dr said he was very close to death lucky we got him there in time. Many time we seen Steve street smarts was second to no one. And he has shown how sometimes street IQ will keep you alive. Steve if you are on street watch tonight look after the homeless☺
I Think steve was the only person to to ever shoot me with a shotgun it blew my mind ron mark cris and I were sitting in room at mt abraham partying (what else do do in seventh grade) when steve bust in to room with a shot gun (i had just meet the three life long friends of my life) I thought ya right when he pulled the trigger to my shock he blew a hole in my levi's after the shock. I figured out he had cut the shell removed the load and shot me with the wad. Steve was a trip and prankster but I know he loved us and we him
I have many fond memories of Steve. Ron and I were good friends as teenagers and he and I would hang out with Mark and Bob. Steve was often involved in our lives and played the role of the influential big brother to us all. Sometimes as a guide into adulthood, occasionally the tormentor...ha ha. I remember that Steve smiled a lot and enjoyed a good laugh. I imagine he and my brother Nick are both laughing now.
The memories I have of Steve growing up, hanging out at the blue roof apartments, he was always with john and dale they were a wild and crazy bunch, just like we were. rest in peace Steve until we meet again.
I always remember when Steve stayed with us in Lakeside. When things were getting difficult, he would tell me that despite the things I thought were problems, my Dad loved me very much. Those words still echo today.
I will always remember Steve as part of my family.. I thought of him along with all the Spears Boys as a Big Brother to me.. We was a Great Guy and will be missed greatly.. Until we all met again in the Big Sky.. Rest in Peace Steve~ xoxo
Some of my fondest memories of Seve was fishing with out families at the dock at shelton Inland in San Diego. He will be forever Remembered and Sadly Missed
To my Awesome Brother, We laughed, we Played , we Fought and, we Cried. But never did we forget to love. Steve and I use to go fishing and on one morning sitting on a rock as the sun rised he says bro someday I'm going to sail away an fish the oceans for the biggest tuna the worlds ever seen. Wow what a dream. However wasn't long he was shipping off to the south pacific on the Marc Polo. I waited 6 months for his return. See he was everything to me, we did everything together. Someday my brother we will meet again at the docks of heaven fishing for Gods Words. And protecting those we love.God Bless you Steve Giles Spears
Steve always made me smile and laugh, he was definitely one of a kind. Danielle and I became best friends instantly and when I met her dad I could see why. When i was around he always treated me like a daughter which meant a lot because I was without a father at the time. I will miss him and wished I could have said good bye, but I have prayed to him and for him and I know he hears me. May he rest in Paradise, I know he's proud of the wonderful kids he left behind. Forever missed and never forgotten...love you Steve!