We both choosed the same career path, we worked together from 1977 to 1981. He would always lend a hand pitch in what we did was highly labor intensive. He told me that Steve Winkelman ( I hope I spelled that right) and him had plans to go to the west coast and become dancers, Winkelman left, Steve stayed. He had knack for getting himself into hiarious stiuations that often ended in some sort of physical distress.
When I had my near fatal accident in Febuary of 81 he was the only one of my age group to come and see me. Steve liked to get high, I don't know when he started but it would take over his life, in these later years family and friends tried to help him to get back on track. He was in Texas when he passed away, his dad still helping him to keep him sober.
Steve I hope when you walked into heaven they gave you a torpedo with nothing but good memories.
Steve and I danced together many years. We always had fun and won competitions in the area. He had a lot of talent. I am grateful for the years we were able to share dance and friendship. I hope he kept those memories throughout his life. I know the last time I saw him we were able to talk about our dance together. He said to me, "We were quite a pair!" and I think we were.
Steve lived a couple of blocks from me, if i am remembering correctly. i do remember him as a dancer, as dancing with Pam, and as having a gift and a passion for dancing. he was a good guy, and i'm glad to see that others think of him in that way. sometimes life's demons are just too much, but i do pray that he is at peace and that his family is too at peace.
Julie McKenzie (Adams)
steve was the first kid i met on my block when i moved to indianola. always odd, in a good way, but could never seem to grow up. God bless you, Steve.
Mike Patterson
Steve was on of the good guys.
We both choosed the same career path, we worked together from 1977 to 1981. He would always lend a hand pitch in what we did was highly labor intensive. He told me that Steve Winkelman ( I hope I spelled that right) and him had plans to go to the west coast and become dancers, Winkelman left, Steve stayed. He had knack for getting himself into hiarious stiuations that often ended in some sort of physical distress.
When I had my near fatal accident in Febuary of 81 he was the only one of my age group to come and see me. Steve liked to get high, I don't know when he started but it would take over his life, in these later years family and friends tried to help him to get back on track. He was in Texas when he passed away, his dad still helping him to keep him sober.
Steve I hope when you walked into heaven they gave you a torpedo with nothing but good memories.
Love, God bless
I wish I could of done more..
Sarah Crewse (McFarland)
Sleep well, friend. You will truly be missed in this world. God Bless you and our family. Wishing them symphathythrough this trying time.
Pam Johansen (Benson)
Steve and I danced together many years. We always had fun and won competitions in the area. He had a lot of talent. I am grateful for the years we were able to share dance and friendship. I hope he kept those memories throughout his life. I know the last time I saw him we were able to talk about our dance together. He said to me, "We were quite a pair!" and I think we were.
Beth Holcomb
Steve lived a couple of blocks from me, if i am remembering correctly. i do remember him as a dancer, as dancing with Pam, and as having a gift and a passion for dancing. he was a good guy, and i'm glad to see that others think of him in that way. sometimes life's demons are just too much, but i do pray that he is at peace and that his family is too at peace.
Renee Taber (Nickelson)
If anyone knows when Steve Hollinger passed away, would you let me know. I just heard he's been gone awhile.
Thanks
Debbie Morgan (Morgheim)
You are remembered with love Steve and thanks for the ferris wheel ride❤️ Save me a seat....debi
Mark Cornish
R.I.P. Steve.Bob King
Julie said it perfectly. Odd in a good way.
He was unique and celebrated it.
RIP Steve