Birth date: Aug 27, 1959 Death date: Aug 21, 2014
Steven J. Spoelman, 54, passed away unexpectedly August 21, 2014. He was born August 27, 1959 in Muskegon to Lewis and Ardith (Johnson) Spoelman. Steve worked for Hanes Extermination for several years, enjoyed hunting, camping, fi Read Obituary
Sorry to hear of Steve's passing. We saw his obituary in The Reminder, although we were not sure it was Steve because it said he was from Lowell. We knew Steve thru Ken and Fredia McCurdy. He bought his home from Fredia and deer hunted on Ken's (my Dad) property on Barnum Road.God be with his family at this time.
Vivian and Bob Reynolds
I amso sorry of hearing of Steve passing I was a neighbor acrossfromSteve onBarnum rd and Just moved from there a year ago Steve was a very nice man andwould always givea helping hand if needed so sorry tor his kids Ihope they know wahat a special dad he was Hewill be missed sorry I did not know of this soomer sincerelySandyParker
Brooke, your father will live on in your heart forever - we love you and are so sorry for your loss. Love Lee & Missy
My heart goes out to each and every one of Steve's family. My prayers and thoughts are with all of you at this time. Thanks to all of you who are helping Blake & Brooke get through this time as well. Special thanks to Steve's sister, Ann who is helping with the financials and funeral arrangements. I am always here to help any of you in anyway I can. As the father of my children, Steve will continue to hold a special place in my heart and memories. All of you will always be considered part of my family. Love to all, and God bless.
HUGS...LOVE AND PRAYERS MAY HIS MEMORY LIVE ON..........PATRICK AND JEANNE WRIGHT.....<3
I have to say, I only met your brother Steve a few times, didn't really know him, but if he is anything like his big brother Jim, then we lost a bright shining star ! So sorry Jim and Jill and all the Spoelman"s . Prayers to all .. Love your friend and neighbor Annie
Good friend who's presents will be greatly missed. I will think of Steven often when ever I go fishing or hunting. With deepest sympathy David Carefelle
