Birth date: Dec 13, 1948 Death date: Nov 26, 2020
Steven M. Pierce, age 71, passed away Thursday, November 26, 2020. He was born December 13, 1948 in Muskegon to Herman and Ethel (Hagen) Pierce. Following high school, Steve was drafted into the U.S. Army and fought for our countr Read Obituary
Judy, My sympathy to you and our family. So sorry to learn of Steve's passing via the MHS class of 67 website. Thinking of you and remembering our working together at Hackley Hospital business office. Judy Townsend Hale
Dear Judy, Tighe and Brett and family. We were stunned to hear tonight of Steve’s passing into Glory. He was a very deeply kind man and his family meant the world to him. You have our deepest sympathies and may God grant you peace and reassurance as you forge ahead. We’ll be praying
On behalf of the MHS class of 1967 I would like reach out to you, Judy and your family to send our deepest sympathy. We have many wonderful memories from our school years of Steve and what a great classmate he was. Prayers to you and family. 1967 chair John Usmial.
Judy, Tighe, Brett and family - Our deepest sympathies to all of you. It's still so hard to believe. Steve brightened lives all around him and he will be truly missed and we are keeping all of you in continued prayers
I am so sorry for your loss, Pierce Family. I will never forget Steve's bright smile and jolly laugh that I got to experience so much during church coffee time. This is so sad. He will be missed. Prayers for you all.
Awww my deepest thoughts and memories go out to you Judy and the rest of the family. I loved having Steve for my next door neighbor for many years here in the park and you too Judy. I will be praying for all that loved him so...
So sorry to hear from my Mom that Steve had passed. Praying that you be wrapped in God's arms and His comfort be with you. Condolences, Pam (Hoefakker) Kassinger
Pierce family,
I am so sorry for your loss. I will always remember Steve, and Judy's, thoughtfulness when they took me out for dinner when I was away at college. A young man longing for home, it was a welcome reprieve to share a meal with family. I won't soon forget it.
- Adam Lubbers
Dear Judy, Tighe, Brett and Family. It has been many years since last we saw one another. But nevertheless, I want to express my sincere condolences as you experience Steve’s passing from this life to the next. Always so bitter sweet. One of the things I remember is Steve’s love of the railroad and that he had the chance to live out his heart’s desire... to be a RR engineer. May the love and comfort of our Lord and Savior Jesus embrace you now and in the days ahead. In Christian love and friendship, Norine Pothoff
Judy and family,
We are so sorry for your loss. I was shocked to see that Steve had passed. Please accept our heartfelt condolences.
Love
Mary and Roger Stroud
