Private services will be held on the family ranch at Boyes.
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Steven Lindstrom, age 50, of Miles City.
February 5, 1970 – September 21, 2020
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Nicole Smart says
Oh Steven. I had the greatest pleasure when I was your group home manager! You thrived so much! So happy, little boss man! You will always be remembered in my heart!!! Be happy steve-o! Enjoy your endless supply of dew and steak!!!
Kristine says
Oh Steven…. My heart is sad knowing that I won’t get to see your grin any more, or the mischief in your eyes. But, I know how happy you are now, back with all of the friends who left before you and probably chasing after some deer. I know I haven’t gotten to see to much of you over the past couple of years, but you were definitely one of the best parts of the last 17 years of my life! Love you Always!
Tabitha says
Oh man buddy how I’m gonna miss seeing you at the group home everyday, and bringing Serenity (as you would say your baby) by to see you, your smile lit up the room. I’m gonna miss getting you up in the mornings and telling you good morning, I’m gonna miss your big bear hugs and smootches. Thank you for making me a better trainer these last 2 1/2 years I love managing Stephanie and seeing you everyday, you made my days fun and eventful. Love you buddy fly high.
Sherri Henderson says
Oh Steven it was a pleasure being one of your high school teachers!! One of my favorite memories was taking you and Terry to a basketball game! You always made me smile! You will be missed by many and remembered with love!
Martha Nottveit says
I work with Steven about 30 year i took care him as houses cook i enjoyed his smiles when i see him at group home. Steve love his deers and talk about deer . He always show how strong he is. I enjoyed having coffee with hlm. Prayers for famliy and thoughts.
Jim and Cathy Bastian says
Oh Steven I echo all the posts written above! Our girls were in class with you. You were a true joy. Your eyes would sparkle and a person knew you were up to something. Then you would flash that wonderful smile. You WILL be remembered by many and missed. Prayers for your family.
Rebecca Gookin says
Rest In Peace Steven..
From Rusty, Lara and Rebecca.
Beth Ann Wiedeman says
Sylvia, I was saddened to see this announcement. My heart is hurting for you. May you find comfort in knowing Steven is getting ready for hunting in heaven.
Sherman Weimer says
Steve was a unique guy. I remember when he was just a boy, and the struggles he had over the years with health issues. Through it all he had a sense of humor and an interest in how things worked – if something mechanical could be taken apart, Steve would figure out how to do it. I remember the special bond he had with his mother, and the enjoyment he had when he was able to go hunting with her. God speed, Steve.
Jessie Kransky Beehler says
Sylvia and Nicole- sorry for your loss, thinking of you.
Randi and Doug Wenz says
Sylvia and family, We are sorry for your loss of Steven but he is in a better place. He was truly a special young man.You are in our thoughts and prayers, Randi and Doug
Pam and Dave Nisley says
Oh Sylvia and Nicole, Hugs and prayers….for comfort and healing. I wish I had known him like you guys, I will get to meet him one day 🙂 For now, please know I am here for you, in any way ….. Love Pam and Dave
Renee Bisgaard says
Sylvia & Nicole,
So sorry for the loss of Stevie. I know he meant the world to you. And you meant the world to him. He was certainly a loved man. He flying high with Jesus and all those that have gone before him. Thinking of you big big hugs and prayers.
Love you guys ❤️❤️❤️Renee & Rod Bisgaard.
Charlee & Justin Kuhbacher says
Sylvia, Jerry, Nicole, and families…
By reading these memories it makes my heart feel the love they had for Steven….he was so loved by them, You and Nicole… May He soar with the angels…where peace reigns. OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES TO YOU ALL…YOU WILL MEET AGAIN..
Sandy Eisenbarth says
Sylvia Ãnd Nicole,
So sorry to hear the sad news about Stevie.
He was so blessed to have you in his life. There was no doubt he was a very loved man. Heaven is rejoicing to bring him home. He was always a joy to be around when we got to enjoy his big smile at the Engesser farm. Big hugs and prayers. Sandy Engesser Eisenbarth
Jim & Ann Willson says
Sylvia and Nicole:
‘Our sincere sympathy. It is never easy losing a child or a brother
Jim and Ann Willson
Sandy McFarland-Hays says
Sylvia, Sending prayers and condolences to you and your daughter.
Peggy & John Lindstrom says
Sylvia, it warms the heart to see that so many loved and cared for Steve. May he Rest In Peace. Our heartfelt sympathy to all.
Rissa L Seabolt says
Sylvia and Nicole my sympathies. I will have missed seeing Steve around town. May family and memories of Steve help you through this difficult time.
Delbert and Alice Kay Schweigert says
Sylvia and Nicole How hard it must be to lose a child and brother! But maybe it makes it a little easier to know now he is free with no restrictions. We know you made his life happier and how he enjoyed going to the ranch with you. Our sincere sympathy to you. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Alice Kay and Delbert Schweigert
Janelle Grant says
I’m so sorry for your loss. Steve had such a twinkle in his eye which I will always remember from the time he was in my class at Roosevelt School.
Arnell Wagner says
I just happened across this obituary. I worked with Steve at Eastmont when I graduated from high school 40 years ago! He quickly became one of my favorites. He was cute, sweet & mischievous! But he had the best laugh! I often think of those kids & know of a couple who have passed on. They started me on a lifelong love of working with children & adults like them. My sincere sympathy to you in the loss of Steve.