I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your husband and father, Steve. While I did not know him he sounded like an interesting person and someone who will be truly missed in this world. May your memories of him bring comfort and many stories to share of laughter and love.
I was saddened to learn of Steve’s death. As told in his obituary, what an amazing life he led! I feel confident he was welcomed with open arms by his two boys. I hope your wonderful memories will being comfort in the days ahead. Please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Our deepest and most sincere condolences for your loss. Steve had so very many interests, accomplished so much and was a friend to many. Hold your memories close to your hearts. Rest in peace Steve.
Alicia, it has been many years since we worked at Benner Tea Company on Riverside Drive. I remember when one of your sons was born, the biggest baby in the NICU. Also when one of your boys drowned near the Coralville Dam. And now your husband has passed. You have certainly had a lot to deal with in your life. I’m sorry and you have my sympathy.
I am so sorry for your loss. Steve surely was a man of many talents and interests that he enthusiastically shared with old and new friends alike. I ran into Alicia and Steve last year and he invited me out to their archery range to try it out even though I haven't shot an arrow since Alicia and I went to Camp Cardinal Girl Scout camp in the early 60's! He will surely be missed by his family and friends.
Tom and Polly, you have my condolences for the loss of your brother, Steve. I did not know him, but from his obituary, he was a very interesting man of diverse interests and I am sure he will be dearly missed by you, the rest of his family and his many friends.
We are so sorry for your loss. I was just thinking of the two of you the other day and the surprise our folks woke up to one winter morning…all of those snowmen in their yard! ⛄️ Just one of those wild and crazy, twinkle in the eye. fun and loving memories! I have one of those older, hard-plastic snowmen in my yard now! ❤️ Thinking of you.
To Alicia and the entire Lepic family. My heart aches for you over the loss of Steve. I've known Steve for many years, but kind of lost touch with him for a while. I'm so glad we reconnected about a year ago. We shot archery at many 3-D shoots over the years, and had so much fun doing so. I will always cherish the memory of elk hunting with him in New Mexico several years ago. I recently worked along side of him on the Archery Paradise pavilion. Although it was a workout for us old timers, we had a blast doing it and I met a lot of great people in the process! I look forward to helping with the finishing touches on it when spring arrives. I will surely miss you my friend. RIP Steve Lepic.
I'm so sorry to learn about the death of your brother. Talk about a guy with varied interests and myriad talents! I enjoyed reading about his life and, of course, I know all about that "mischievous Lepic grin." Sending our deepest condolences...
