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In Memory Of

Chuck Steadman, age 84, of Miles City.

November 29, 1939 – October 27, 2024

Charles (Chuck) Edgar Steadman was born in Minneapolis, MN on November 29, 1939. He was the youngest of 4 children born to AJ and Bonnie.

Chuck married his lifelong partner, Peggy, on August 12, 1961, and they brought their children Tim, Tammie and Teri into the world while residing in Farmington, MN. These first children were born while Chuck was working several jobs, along with running the gas station he had owned since he was a mere 18 years old.

Chuck and Peggy eventually saved up enough money to start along their path to fulfilling their dream of owning a hardware store.

In late September of 1967, at the ages of 28 and 25, along with Tim (age 5), Tammie (age 3), and Teri (infant) the family arrived in Miles City, Montana. They opened their Coast to Coast Hardware store on Main Street, October 1, 1967. Three years later, Todd was born. The core family unit was later completed with the birth of Tricia in 1971.

Chuck worked side-by-side with Peggy. They never missed a dinner, a ball game or a school function. Work, Church and Home defined Chuck’s days.

In 1983, after several hardware store expansions, the couple fulfilled another dream: owning a ranch. They bought ground north of Miles City, where to his final day on earth, Chuck worked cattle and sheep and farmed with his children and grandchildren!

The Steadman family has grown over the years, and those 2 young kids from MN have children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren and have joyously celebrated many weddings and receptions. Now, there are 55 seats at the Steadman Holiday Table – surely with more to come.

Chuck was an active Rotarian and promoter of business for the community he called his home for 58 years – Miles City. He had lots of friends, which many would likely refer to as “customers.” But to Chuck, my dad, they were his friends.

Chuck spent his last day working cattle with Tim, and helping on a farming project with Jacob. But he still managed to make a trip to town to check on the results of the weekend’s annual Appliance Sale at ACE. Then it was time to go home to a delicious steak and potato dinner served by Peggy, the love of his life.

Chuck had just finished that fine meal and went to get ready to get his pajamas on — certainly thinking about the busy week ahead as there was shipping to occur at both ranches. It was then he suffered a massive heart attack and was unable to be revived. A perfect last day to a perfect and well-lived life of doing exactly what he wanted to do, where he wanted to do it, surrounded by who he wanted to do it with.

Chuck will be sorely missed. His absence is an absolute loss for the Steadman family and the community he loved and so dutifully served.

However, where one thing ends, another begins. As he sits in the Heavens tonight at the hand of God, I’m sure his own father, brothers and other loved ones are talking shop and celebrating a new beginning.

God bless you dad — know we will see each other again.

Chuck is survived by his loving wife of 63 years Peggy Steadman of Miles City, MT; two sons: Tim Steadman and his wife Neena of Miles City, MT;  Todd Steadman and his wife Misty of Miles City, MT; three daughters: Tammie Bjerke of Billings, MT; Teri Lindberg and her husband Kyle of Alzada, MT; Tricia Ellingson and her husband Curt of Miles City, MT, his sister Audrey (Chuck) Whittier of Lakeville, MN; and sisters-in-law Enid Steadman of Black Diamond, WA and Pam Woods of Eagan, MN; thirteen grandchildren:  Erin Ziebarth, Marisa (Will) Meredith, and Brilyn (Devin) Chamberlin; Jessica (Leland) Wells and David Bjerke; Mitch (Shayla) Lindberg and Brooke (Aaron) Helland; Jacob, Brytin and Addison Steadman; Tevin (Bailey) Ellingson, Makena (Travis) Dudeck and Channing Ellingson; nineteen great grandchildren:  Quinn and Kinslee Ziebarth; Erilyn and Glenn Meredith; Zadie, Grace and Clara Chamberlin; Gavin, Shiloh, Dallas and George Wells; Briggs and Kaybree Lindberg; Merik and Isla Helland; Rhyett, Remy and Ryver Ellingson; Alyse Dudeck; two babies due to be added to the family and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; father and mother-in-law Cyril and Irene Spaniol; two brothers: Art Steadman & Gene Steadman; sisters-in-law Sandra Steadman; Patty Kleve and brother-in-law Jerry Kleve.

 

 

Service Schedule

Family to Receive Friends

3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Friday November 1, 2024

Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home

1717 Main Street

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Funeral Service

10:00 a.m.

Saturday November 2, 2024

First Presbyterian Church

1401 Main St

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Interment

Following the Funeral Service

Saturday November 2, 2024

Custer County Cemetery

Cemetery Rd

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Luncheon

Following Interment

Saturday November 2, 2024

MC Town & Country Club

S 4th St & Eagle Ave

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Service Schedule

Family to Receive Friends

3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Friday November 1, 2024

Stevenson & Sons Funeral Home

1717 Main Street

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Funeral Service

10:00 a.m.

Saturday November 2, 2024

First Presbyterian Church

1401 Main St

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Interment

Following the Funeral Service

Saturday November 2, 2024

Custer County Cemetery

Cemetery Rd

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Luncheon

Following Interment

Saturday November 2, 2024

MC Town & Country Club

S 4th St & Eagle Ave

Miles City, Montana 59301

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  1. Sorry to hear of Chucks passing. He was a good man with a good family. I’ll miss the the “hi guy” and the visit that followed. Rest in peace Chuck.
    Bruce and Cindy Ingraham

  2. Peggy, Tim & Neena, Todd & Misty, Trish and Terri and families; Keith and I have known Chuck for a lot of years and was always considered a friend. We are praying for you all!

  4. Our thoughts and prayers are with Chuck’s family. Chuck was one of the best bosses I ever had. He was highly respected in our household. Rest in Peace and God Bless.

  5. lMy condolences to all of Chuck’s family – he was a fine man and I enjoyed his company on the occasions I was around him – we had a nice visit at Clara’s birthday party. He will be missed by all who knew him. May all your good memories be a comfort to you at this difficult time. God Bless all.

  6. We just saw him on Friday in the store. This breaks my heart.
    Our condolences to Peggy and all Chuck’s family.

  7. Chuck was a good man and will be missed. I worked for Chuck and Peggy at the old Coast to Coast on Main Street. Chuck sent me a sympathy card when John passed away and wrote such wonderful things about John. I Wii truly miss him.

  8. Peggy, Tammie, Teri, Tim, Todd, Trish and all of your families, My heart was broken this morning when I heard of the loss of Chuck. He was like a dad to me. He taught me so much but more than anything he taught me about customer service and how important it is to run a business right. May God be with you all in the days months and years to come. Miles City lost a Great man and a wonderful leader. Rest in Peace Chuck.

  10. Peggy and Family we are so sorry to hear about Chuck he was truly a good man and wonderful to work for.He will be greatly missed by everyone that had the pleasure of knowing him.Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.

  11. Dear Peg & family, I was a teenager when your family bought the Coast to Coast next door to my dad’s store and I was so impressed by the rapid changes in that store. It was bright, clean and chock full of inventory – it was a different store! He was so industrious that it was no surprise when the store expanded and grew. You were truly partners in an endeavor that added to the strength of the business community of Miles City. Chuck will be missed. He was such a nice man and always helpful and respectful of his customers. May your family be comforted through this difficult time. God bless.
    Mary Ann Stockhill Liles

  12. I will miss the visits with Chuck when I walked into Ace hardware. What a kind and caring man. God speed Chuck you built a legacy that will last year with a wonderful family and business. I know so many will miss your dad, I am sorry to hear of your the loss of your husband, dad, grandfather and mentor.

  13. He was such a lovely man–always asked about my sis when she got sick–He will be missed. Thoughts and prayers to the family.

  15. Sorry to hear about Chuck. Worked for him for 8 years and he was a great boss. He always said the costumers comes first. He will be deeply missed in the community. Now he can watch over his family and keep them all safe.

  16. Chuck was a very kind person always had great things to say and never missed a hello to you. This is a huge loss , sending prayers of comfort to everyone.

  17. To all of Chuck’s family. I am so sorry your loss. Chuck was one the best. I am going to miss seeing him at the store and around town. Hugs to all of you

  19. So sorry to hear about Chuck. He was such a great asset when on the FIB board. We will miss seeing him at the Basketball tournaments! Our prayers are with the family.

  20. Steadman Family
    I am very sorry to hear the news. Chuck was truly the best. Always enjoyed our visits in the store. He raised his children to be amazing people as well. Our sincere condolences.

  21. So sorry for the loss of Chuck. We just saw him a week ago today at the DQ. He was in a hurry as usual. I remember meeting Chuck at the down town store when Sister Bernice was working for him. Nice man & so kind to visit with.

  22. Peggy, Tammie, Teri, Tim, Todd and Trish,

    I am so sorry to hear the news of Chuck’s passing, and my thoughts and prayers are with you tonight.

    I have so many good memories of Chuck and all of you. I feel like I grew up in the store with you. I spend almost every afternoon after school from 6th grade on, waiting on Mom (Erna) to get off work. I did my homework, helped stock, hours of keeping the glass shelves and glassware clean and dusted, facing product, and of course goofing off. Then there were all the times babysitting at the house. Oh, the stories I could tell about some of those escapades!

    It been many years since I have talked to Chuck, but every time I did, I respected him more and more. The last time we spoke, I told him that he was one of the people that inspired me in my life and wasn’t sure if I should “thank him or blame him” for the fact that I now own a hardware store.

  23. Sorry for your loss Todd, the family! Your dad in God arms and the lord help you all through, this painful time!

  24. Peggy and family sorry for your loss. Chuck was the only employer that thanked me for working for him. We will miss him. Gregg and Norma Nielsen

  26. A great man and wonderful member of our community. He will be missed greatly. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all!

  28. Peggy & all the Steadman family. So sorry for your loss. He’s resting now with Tom. Chuck, Tom, & Jack, always had lunch at Dairy Queen. Tom always spoke highly of him. Chuck also was a good guide as a parent. I worked for Todd for 15 years. He is also a good business man. God bless Chuck. May he rest in peace.

  30. Peggy and all of Chuck’s family,
    So very sorry to hear of Chuck’s passing. Whenever I saw Chuck, he always took the time to stop and visit and enjoyed those times very much. I know he will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to all of you during this difficult time. God bless.

  34. Chuck was a good man, a friend I enjoyed getting to know. I was fortunate to be a pastor to him for a couple of years. My prayers are for his dear wife, and his family.

  35. Steadman family,
    We admired Chuck as a very respectable man with a good heart. We are so sorry for your loss. Sending prayers and hugs to you all.

  37. Our prayers are with Peg and the entire Steadman family. We were very forunate to call him a friend. He was so kind and very community minded. I know he will be missed not only by us,but the entire community. Rest in peace now.

  38. Steadman family. You are in my thoughts and prayers during the difficult times ahead. Chuck was an individual who always brought joy and happiness to all who were fortunate to be in his company. I can’t begin to tell you of the many decades of pleasant memories I had with Chuck and family. Chuck I’m so sorry to see you leave us. God Bless you in heaven. My thoughts and prayers to all of you as you go through this very difficult period of loss and mourning. May God, bring you comfort and fill you with peace

  39. Denise and I are extremely sad to see this. Miles City will have a large gap to recover from, Chuck has been a fixture for so many years. Our deepest sympathies to the entire family. We’ll miss him.

  40. To Peggy and all the family,
    Words cannot express all that I am feeling for your loss of this wonderful man. May you find comfort in the arms of all those that loved and highly respected him.
    My sincere sympathy to all of you.

  41. Peggy & Family
    Sorry to hear of Chuck passing away. He was a great boss and always stop to talk when I would see him. R.I.P Chuck
    I will missing seeing him around town. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.

  42. Peggy, Tammy, Tim, Teri, Todd & Trisha Our hearts are breaking right along with yours. What a wonderful man as an employer and friend. So amny wonderful memories. We are sending all of you our prayers

  43. Steadman Family – So sorry to hear of the passing of Chuck. He was such a nice guy and will be missed by the community. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

  44. I was sad to hear of Chuck’s passing. I have many fond memories of the Steadman Family ( I actually babysat you kids a few times) and my Dad, Bob Torgrimson, worked for Chuck for many years. Sending my condolences to you all.

  45. Gonna miss Chuck in the store always there to help. He was such a good mentor to my son and taught him hard work and dedication to a job. Prayers to the family.

  47. Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Steadman family. Chuck was a kind and gentle spirit. We loved visiting with him at the store. He left a huge mark in our committee, and he will be surely missed

  48. Chuck was a great man and a great businessman. He treated his employees very well and many of them were with him for many years. Ace really is the helpful place and he was the reason. My prayers are with the family and we will all grieve our loss.

  49. Dear Steadman Family;
    I am so sorry to hear about Chuck. He will truly be missed by so many. Death leaves a heartache, no one can heal; Love leaves a memory no one can steal. My thoughts and prayers are with you .
    Sincerely,,
    Sherry O

  50. Shorty and I were so sadden to here the loss of Chuck he always took the time to talk to you what a great man and a big loss to our community he will be missed by many but his memories will carry on through each and everyone of his loved ones, to the Steadman family the picture you choice is truly Chuck all the way through with the Biggest smile every. Praying God to give you all strength now and in the days to come . God has gain another Angel RIP Chuck

  51. What’s great guy and good friend I’ll miss our visits at the store and at the Dairy Queen with Jack.

  53. Dear Peggy,Tim,Todd,Tammy,Trish,Terri and families, I don’t even know how to begin after working almost four decades with Chuck. He was a very kind and patient employer and friend. There was never a day when Chuck was in the store that he didn’t come and greet me or see how I was doing. Chuck and I had a lot of medical comparisons and he!ped each other get through a rough time. You are all in our thoughts and prayers, R.I.P. Chuck. You will never be forgotten nor will your work ethics or your kindness to everyone.
    With sympathy, Marty

  54. Chuck I know we didn’t always meet eye to eye on everything. Except when it came to family and I considered you and your family, part of mine. Advice or other it still was taken to heart. Much love to your family . I hope you’re given them heck up there.

  55. My healer felt condolences go out to the Steadmans, Ace employees, and all those close to Chuck. I will always remember Chuck with a positive attitude and smile on his face, regardless of where I ran into him – a sporting event or the store. Probably two of the places he spent the most time by supporting his kids, grandkids, or employees and their families – all the people he clearly cared so much about. He was a pillar to his family and community. His delightful spirit will live on in Miles City.

  56. Chuck was the best business man in Miles city. My prayers go out to him an his family RIP Cuck

  57. Peggy, So sorry to hear of your loss.
    Extending deep and heartfelt sympathy to you and your family🙏

  58. Keeping the Steadman family in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time! Chuck was such a nice polite guy. He worked hard everyday and you could tell by his store he cared about it deeply. Miles City definitely lost a true honest businessman. Fly high Chuck u will be missed.

  59. My prayers and condolences to the entire Steadman family at this time and in the days ahead. Chuck’s presence in this community will be greatly missed. Cherish the memories!

  60. Thoughts and prayers are with the whole family. I remember seeing him at the baseball games. Cheering on his sons. Mr Steadman was always someone I respected.

  61. Our sincere condolences to the Steadman family. Chuck was such a helpful and well thought of businessman dating back to when my dad did business with him and continuing to his recent passing. May all of your good memories and God’s loving hand bring you comfort during this very difficult time.

  62. My thoughts and prayers are with the Steadmam family during this very difficult time. Chuck was such a kindhearted man. He will be greatly missed.

  63. Steadman family,
    Chuck was a very kind, generous man. He always had a word of greeting & a smile. The community will miss him as well as you all. May memories & your shared love of Chuck give each of you peace & comfort. Blessings Shirley

  65. Peggy and Family,
    I am so sorry for your loss of Chuck. He was one of the finest business men I have observed. He was always friendly and helpful and very knowledgeable. I shall always be grateful that he told me about Ramik for the control of prairie dogs. Amazing what’s in that store. If you can think of it, Steadman’s most likely has it.
    Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time.

  66. Steadman family, I am so sorry to hear of Chuck’s passing
    , he always had a smile and time to say hello. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
    Sincerely
    Tracey Lathrop Thun

  67. Chuck’s family, you are in our prayers. We are deeply sorry for your loss. We will all feel the loss as friends and a community too. Our sincere sympathy, Tom and Lillian

  69. Steadman Family, Todd/Chuck, you were so very good to me when I worked the store for college money during the summer breaks. Todd, I talk to my son about playing baseball and remember the fun I had when you were my coach. All of our love and know God is with you all.

  70. Peggy & the Steadman Family: Chuck was a good businessman, and a good friend. He was devoted to his family, his community and to God. We served in Rotary together, and he was generous with that organization and its goals as well.
    He will be missed.

  71. Sorry to hear of your loss. Amazing man genuine concern for his fellow man. Loved to talk with him he had a vast knowledge from generations of life.
    Will miss seeing Chuck around.
    May God be with him and family.

  72. Peggy, and the entire family, most of I had the pleasure of having in class. Sue and I are sending our deepest condolences to you. As a father, and a husband, and a friend, Chuck was always there to help you out. Your community will definitely miss this hard working man

  74. Dear Steadman family, we are so very sorry for your loss. Chuck was a truly great man. He will be sorely missed by all who knew him.

  75. Chuck was so kind and thoughtful. He has been such a good businessman. And fun to be with at coffee time at Albertsons, for many of us.

  76. Chuck was a wonderful person. He was always a joy to serve when he joined those morning coffees. He will be missed
    Prayers to your family.

  77. Sorry for your loss. I always enjoyed talking with Chuck at the Montana Ram Sale. We had a pen of sale rams next to each other in one of the first years and we got to visit a lot during that week. Betty

  78. My sympathies to Chuck’s family. I always enjoyed visiting with him and he will be missed. Memories are so precious and comforting in the times ahead. Chuck left many with special memories. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

  79. So sad to hear of Uncle Chuck’s passing. He forged a good life with a wonderful family.
    Peggy, Tim, Tammie, Teri, Todd, Tricia and families, our warmest thoughts and prayers are with you.

  80. Peggy & family. i am so sorry for your loss. I remember Chuck from when he opened the Coast Store downtown.
    He was an excellent businessman as well as a friendly guy . He will be missed by many and I pray the Holy Spirit will comfort you at this time.

  81. God Bless Chuck and his family.This was shocking! He has always been a large part of the community.We just visited with him briefly at the calf sale 2 weeks ago.He was sitting next to us in the auction.He looked great and seemed healthy! His grand daughter tearfully told us he passed.lm sure he had life plans that were interupted.(we don’t get to pick our time) lf he can’t be down here in body his spirit will be present,pay attention to signs! He loved his family and his community. Prayers for all,he will be Sadly missed!

  82. Steadman Family
    My Deepest Sympathies go out to you all on the loss of
    Your husban, father and granddad.. Miles City has lost a
    Great Man.

  83. Steadman Family, sure sorry for your loss, I will sure miss walking into ACE and asking if Uncle Chuck is in, He was the hardest working man I know, all the good guys go soon, I am glad to know he went doing what he loved to do. All my love to the Steadman family, I have known Tim since 1967 we moved to Miles the same time and met in Kindergarden RIP Uncle Chuck, God Bell all of the Steadmans.

  84. To all of the Steadman Family,
    Jon and I want to thankyou for sharing your husband, dad, grandpa with us.
    We are so thankful for his great influence in our lives, and just his caring about other people.
    We can truly say he was one of the best! Hopefully we can input the examples of his goodness in our lives, and treat others like he did.
    Your in our prayers as you all walk through this most difficult time.
    Jon/Becky

  85. Steadman family,

    Chuck would often remind me of my mom coming in to get a window air conditioner for the sweltering apartment we girls were living in during high school, and that was a LONG time ago. He just told me the story again a year or so ago . . . remarkably thoughtful!! Chuck was a fine man.

    I’m so sorry for each of you. I know God will walk with you through your sorrow. Prayers.

  86. They say all great things come to an end but his legacy will live forever. I am only an ACE owner of 4 years but I truly love hearing about the legacy’s. God bless to Chuck and all your family my heart goes out to all of you.

  87. Peggy, Tim, Todd, Tammy, Teri, Trisha & families
    Thinking of you all at this time of sorrow, I am at a loss for words. Chuck will be greatly missed. I learned so much from him while working for him at the store & I will miss our talks. My thoughts & prayers are with you all. This community lost a great man. God Bless. Rest in peace Chuck.

  88. I respected Chuck! He accomplished so much and worked hard to meet his goals. He had a great personality and would smile as he was showing you where the item was you were looking for. Praying for the family!

  89. Peggy, Tim, Todd, Tammy, Teri, Trisha and families
    We are very sad to head of Chuck’s passing. He was an outstanding person and a Miles City icon who will be greatly missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

  90. The Steadman family – Sorry to learn of Chuck’s passing. Although we are not Miles City natives, we lived there long enough to learn of the Steadman family’s positive contributions to the health and well-being of Miles City and Hood County. Chuck and Peggy and family were community leaders whom we learned to love and respect. Rod served with Chuck on the FIB Citizens Advisory group for several years. From that experience he learned of Chuck’s integrity, incredible business savvy, and the gift of hard work. He will be sorely missed by all who new him. God’s blessing to each and everyone of you!

  91. The Lew Janssen family carries Chuck in a special place in our hearts. He was always at the store asking what we needed and guiding us to the right aisle to find that particular screw or plumbing fixture. And always with a twinkle in his eye, a smile on his face and a personal word or two. We would visit with Chick and Peggy in the Broadus gym watching his Broadus grandkids play ball. Family was obviously very important! Sending our sympathy and God’s blessings to all his family.

  92. To the Steadman family…Miles City and surrounding area has suffered a tremendous loss with Chuck’s passing. He was a very kind, hardworking man and a pillar in our community. May God bless all of you and give you peace.

  93. To all the Steadman Family. I am so sorry for your loss. Chuck was a very well respected businessman in our community and will greatly be missed. I will miss our conversations that we had every time we saw each other.
    His work ethic was second to none. He was successful in everything that he did.
    Chuck, rest in peace, you so deserve it.
    Bob and Kären Cremer

  94. I was so dreadfully sorry to see this announcement. Chuck always had such a welcoming smile when I would see him at the store and about town. My sincerest condolences go out to the entire Steadman family.

  95. God has taken a lot of good ones home and your dad/grandpa/husband is no exception. I never missed an opportunity to take a minute to learn or hear from Chuck, whether it was coffee at vintage when I was working, in the store when I may or may not have needed help but followed him to the right aisle anyways,, to randomly in passing. He was truly a shining example of loyalty and perseverance. I am sorry I caught a cold and cannot be at his service to hug you all in person but be assured…. You all have one coming when I see ya! Much love and prayers

  96. Dear Steadmam Family! I’m so sorry for Chuck’s death.It was a pleasure working with him for 20 plus years.He was a hardworking man and went to heaven loving what he did for 58 years.He’ll be deeply missed by his ACE team & it’s been hard for me as we usually got to work at the same time .I’d be doing or taking out the trash we would tell each other good morning & have a great day.RIP my good friend.My condolences go out to the family.

  97. Peggy and family. So sorry to hear if Chucks passing, spoke to him very recently at DQ. Chuck was well respected and he will be missed terribly. I always enjoyed visiting with Chuck wherever our paths crossed. Thoughts and prayers are with Chucks family during this very difficult time.

  98. The Steadman family and the Partridge family both moved to Miles City during the fall of 1967 with children matching in age. Seems like we have known the family forever. Our prayers are with you as you adjust to your loss. Chuck made shopping at the Store a pleasure. Never a time in the store when he did not stop by with a smile and a friendly greeting. We shared many hours on bleachers cheering on the kids. It may be difficult now, but know that there is sunshine on the other side. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

  99. Chuck always seemed to know when I was in the store as he would come for a visit! Sleep well my friend! The Store will never be the same!

  100. Steadman family, we are so sorry for your loss of having Chuck in your lives! Or thoughts and prayers are with each of you!
    Kevin and Michelle Carda

  102. So sorry to hear about Chuck passing. We will keep you all in our thoughts and prayers. Chuck brought out some cows to run on our place when we started out. Chuck was always so good to stop and visit with folks when he was in the store. He would always check to see how things were going and would always have words of wisdom to pass along.

  103. What a nice man. He made coast to coast and Steadmans Ace so successful by caring about his customers. He could feel your urgency when an important appliance gave out, and made it easy to make payments on a replacement. Our sympathies to Peggy and their family,

  104. So sorry for your loss of Chuck. He was a great business man and a friend to many. Cherish your memories and celebrate his great life.

  105. First; my sympathies to the family. That said a lot of folks in the area lost a friend and our community as a whole has lost a treasure not to be seen again in this lifetime. RIP

  107. I know you are and will be grieving a huge loss as well as celebrating a full life. May that celebration carry you through. The Steadman family was special friends to the Mathers and I’m very thankful for the memories growing up across the park from you. I send you much love and prayers for comfort and strength. Susan Mathers Valach

  108. We were so sad to hear of Chuck’s passing, but joyful in where he has gone. We always enjoyed meeting up with him at the old Coast to Coast shows. May God bring the peace of Christ to your family. From your hardware friends in Thermopolis, Wy, Dennis and Karen Sinclair

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