Obituary for Stephen Anthony "Steve" Klein
Steven Klein the age of 73 of Princeton, Missouri passed away on Friday August 22nd, 2020.
He was born on September 15th, 1946 to Anthony and Alice Klein who both preceded Steven in death.
Steven grew up and lived his childhood in the St. Joe area and graduated from Central High School in St. Joe and later from DeVry University Missouri Institute of Technology. He then went on to serve in his country in the Vietnam war stationed in Korea. He was a tank and chopper mechanic and received a medal of honor for his efforts in saving many people involved in a bus accident.
Steven was full of love and believed in sharing the love. He self-identified as a hippie turned Jesus Freak. In his younger and lost years and stumbled into Krug Park drawn to the Christian music being played he met Jesus. That moment in the year 1972 forever changed his life and soon after he met the love of his life and married Patricia Ann. Together they strengthened their faith and became a beacon of light and hope to so many others.
A burglarious strong, proud German Scottish Irish mutt who loved people sharing the love and sharing the love of Christ. He was a Chocolate milk connoisseur who even corrupted his granddaughter, despite her age and mothers wishes. He loved his grandkids and enjoyed being a kid with them. He loved sledding with them and showing off while sledding at Longview dam. He also loved the outdoors, woodworking, hunting rabbits and deer. Steve also had a love of music and believed in devoting his time to help other young artist in the Christian music industry.
Steven and his wife shared their home with many. He loved to just sit out playing music specifically Classical German, Scottish and Irish as well as The Blues, Modern Christian Music and was a supporter of young Christian artists devoting his time to help with sound and production.
Steven was also a living billboard and marketing for New Earth Coffee shop in Westport Kansas City, Missouri.
Condolences, memories, photos and video’s maybe share at www.asimpilifiedfuneralsolution.com
He was born on September 15th, 1946 to Anthony and Alice Klein who both preceded Steven in death.
Steven grew up and lived his childhood in the St. Joe area and graduated from Central High School in St. Joe and later from DeVry University Missouri Institute of Technology. He then went on to serve in his country in the Vietnam war stationed in Korea. He was a tank and chopper mechanic and received a medal of honor for his efforts in saving many people involved in a bus accident.
Steven was full of love and believed in sharing the love. He self-identified as a hippie turned Jesus Freak. In his younger and lost years and stumbled into Krug Park drawn to the Christian music being played he met Jesus. That moment in the year 1972 forever changed his life and soon after he met the love of his life and married Patricia Ann. Together they strengthened their faith and became a beacon of light and hope to so many others.
A burglarious strong, proud German Scottish Irish mutt who loved people sharing the love and sharing the love of Christ. He was a Chocolate milk connoisseur who even corrupted his granddaughter, despite her age and mothers wishes. He loved his grandkids and enjoyed being a kid with them. He loved sledding with them and showing off while sledding at Longview dam. He also loved the outdoors, woodworking, hunting rabbits and deer. Steve also had a love of music and believed in devoting his time to help other young artist in the Christian music industry.
Steven and his wife shared their home with many. He loved to just sit out playing music specifically Classical German, Scottish and Irish as well as The Blues, Modern Christian Music and was a supporter of young Christian artists devoting his time to help with sound and production.
Steven was also a living billboard and marketing for New Earth Coffee shop in Westport Kansas City, Missouri.
Condolences, memories, photos and video’s maybe share at www.asimpilifiedfuneralsolution.com