Stephen Steve' Kuhn
April 6, 1956 ~ August 30, 2014
Resided in:
Pueblo, CO
Stephen 'Steve' Kuhn, 58, passed away Saturday, August 30, 2014. Born, April 6, 1956, to Fred and Theresa Kuhn in Independence, Mo. Preceded in death by his parents; and wife, Linda Kuhn, in 2003. Steve is survived by Jane Patterson-Urenda, his loving companion for the last ten years; his children, Melissa (Douglas) Cox, Nolan (Joy) Kuhn, Sean (Kayla Maldonado) Urenda; and the 'apples of his eyes' his grandchildren, Kendall and Kaelyn Cox, Paige, Makayla and soon to be born, Tristan Kuhn, and Zachary Urenda; 15 siblings, Dorothy McCoy, Dave Kuhn, Shirley Mikita, Kathy LaVelle, Jeanette (Paul) Wipprecht, Tom Kuhn, Eileen (Don) Gooding, Ken (Margie) Kuhn, Charles Kuhn, Mike Kuhn, Larry (Anne) Kuhn, Mary (Ron) Lapora, Lorrie (Keith) Miller, Sharon (Jeff) Stevenson and Tim Kuhn. Mother-in-law, Sarah Hickman and 2 special brothers-in-law, Dave (Vickey) Hickman, and Charlie (Lynn) Hickman as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Steve had a passion for sports. He loved fishing, played softball on church leagues for 15 years and was a member of the United States Bowling Congress for 30 years, Steve had bowled 4-300 games and one 800 series. Cremation, Montgomery & Steward Crematorium. Memorial service, 10 a.m. Saturday, September 6, 2014, in the Montgomery & Steward Chapel. The family requests that all attending wear baseball or bowling attire in his honor. Online condolences, www.montgomerysteward.com
Wow I just found out about Steve’s passing. I used to walk to and from school with the Kuhn’s and Thompson’s.
Playing baseball, soccer, volleyball, basketball and high school PE. We had a lot of fun.
My best memories are also of playing baseball with Steve and Tim at Holy Angels as a kid. My brother John is also part of this candle because he loves Tim and Steve so dearly. I think the four of us, my brother Mike, and a handful of other neighborhood kids played pick up games in the summer for countless hours in the days before jobs and other responsibilities took over. What a magic time. Steve and Tim even gave John and me a grocery bag full of baseball cards one time because we were the only two just as crazy about everything baseball as they were. One time about six of us tried to sleep in a little shed we had semi-built at Steve and Tim’s house. Someone (Mike?) stepped on a nail the next morning and things get hazy after that. My condolences to all the Kuhn family and to Steve’s family in particular. Especially to Sharon and Laurie, the two sisters I knew the best. God’s speed to you all. And as Tim says…we will all meet again. Love, BILL
our prayers go out to the kuhn family. played a lot of baseball with steve and tim. spent the night with them a few times when they lived on south side of garnett. steve was the best baseball player i ever saw when i was young. we used to eat, breathe and sleep that sport at holy angels.
To Steves family: I fondly remember all the great times out at the Kansas farm with Keith and Lorrie when I was much younger. Going to miss him and will keep you all in my prayers, Robert Miller
To Steves family: I fondly remember all the great times out at the Kansas farm with Keith and Lorrie when I was much younger. Going to miss him and will keep you all in my prayers, Robert Miller
Jane, I am so sorry for your loss. Steve was a great guy. I know he lifted up your life with wonderful memories. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.
Brenda & Fred
Jane, I am so sorry for your loss. Steve was a great guy. I know he lifted up your life with wonderful memories. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.
Brenda & Fred
Jane, our utmost condolences. Steve was one of the few Bowlers I associated with in the five years we’ve been in Colorado. R.I.P.
Jane, our utmost condolences. Steve was one of the few Bowlers I associated with in the five years we’ve been in Colorado. R.I.P.
Steve some of the best memories I have in life are playing softball with you. We both had the same love and passion for the game, it was so much fun. All the bad is forgiven and all the good will be remembered. Save a spot on the team for me , for when I get called up….Centerfield. Love you brother ….Tim
Steve some of the best memories I have in life are playing softball with you. We both had the same love and passion for the game, it was so much fun. All the bad is forgiven and all the good will be remembered. Save a spot on the team for me , for when I get called up….Centerfield. Love you brother ….Tim
Rest in peace my dear brother. You will forever be in my heart. This is not goodbye but see you later…………
Rest in peace my dear brother. You will forever be in my heart. This is not goodbye but see you later…………
Prayers for all the family. I went to Holy Angels grade school in Garnett with Steve for a few years. He was a very nice guy. He did love the ball games at recess and we all enjoyed roller skating. I am sure he will be sadly missed by all his family. May he rest in peace.