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Condolence From: Mary Lambert (Ferchen)
Condolence: Steve grew up on the same block in Lynnwood with me and several other kids who went to Lynnwood Jr. High & Meadowdale High. He was always so funny. I thought he would have made a great comedian. I don't think I ever heard him say a negative thing about anyone. I remember in Junior High when he would throw a ball by my bedroom window to get my attention. Our block was a culdesac at that time, so we would block the end of it when our parents were at work and have skateboard and bike races. Steve was wonderful to his family and friends. I had lost contact over the years and was so sad to hear of his illness and passing
Saturday May 21, 2016
Condolence From: Shirley Canfield O'Mara
Condolence: I remember Steve Potter. I am sorry to hear of his passing. I knew him more after high school than during. I had an apartment at Camelot West apts in Lynnwood. Steve rented there at the same time. One time I had gone into the laundry room as Steve was putting his clothes in the dryer. I came back later and saw that his clothes were dry but still in the dryer. For whatever reason, I thought it would be so nice of me to take his clothes to my apt and iron them. I did this. When I brought the clothes back to the laundry area, Steve was there with the manager. Steve was reporting that his clothes had been stolen. I was so embarrassed! LOL Rest in peace, Steve. You were a very nice person and you were very nice about the clothes. I have good memories.. Shirley Canfield O'Mara
Saturday March 05, 2016
Condolence From: Julianne Anderson
Condolence: I recently heard of Steve's passing at a planning meeting for our upcoming 2017 50th Meadowdale High School class reunion. How sad that Steve won't be with us for that. I especially remember Steve from our years in the same class at Maple Park Elementary School in Lynnwood, WA. His kind, enthusiastic, energetic, and shining personality stayed with him throughout his school years at Maple Park Elementary, Lynnwood Junior High, and Meadowdale High School. He left us too soon, but he will not be forgotten.
Monday February 29, 2016
Condolence From: Richard Mitcham
Condolence: I was sad to hear of Steve's passing. I graduated from Meadowdale in the same class with Steve. I really didn't know him that well in school (we hung out in different crowds). However, in the 1970's and 80's while living in Oak Harbor, I got to know Steve better. I always thought it was strange to three people from our class wound up living in the small town of Oak Harbor (Dan Berg being the third). What I remember most about Steve is his passion for everything he was involved with. He will be truly missed.
Saturday February 27, 2016
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