Pictures R printed memories and we have lots of them.
In Steve's younger years he enjoyed doing puzzles like the "Liberty Bell" with a 1000 pieces.  In school he was a Patrol Boy and in High School ran in track meets.  At home he enjoyed old western / war movies, and favorites like The Ten Commandments/Ben Hur, etc. Also TBN was a Favorite.  Grandma B. took Steve to church every Sunday in his younger years.  He was drafted into the Army and was a marksman.    

Stephan is a first cousin.  As children, my family frequently visited Stephan and his family in Yakima, (Cheri and Vicki,  his sisters and his mom, Marjorie McCormick) traveling over the Pass from Renton, Washington.  We were so excited when we were told, "We're going to Yakima!"   Our visits were always full of excitement and fun!  

As Stephan got older, I came to admire his love for the Lord.  Whenever I would see him, after his cheery greeting of, "Well, hello, cousin Pamela!", he would almost instantly start talking about the Lord.  His faith in God was strong and he wasn't afraid to talk about Him.   An admirable trait, to say the least.

I am thrilled that Stephan, now with Jesus, is whole and healed.  I look forward to seeing him again, along with so many other family members who have gone on before us.

In closing, I must add, that Stephan's sister, Cheryl McCormick stuck by her brother with much love in her heart - and with much heartache - as she continued to care for him, pray for him, pray with him, bring him treats and more, for the many days, many weeks and more, prior to his moving  to his new Home - Heaven.  I'm sure that when we get to Heaven, Stephan will be giving huge hugs of thanksgiving to his sister, Cheryl!

Pamela Elenich 





 

Memorial Mass

Graveside Committal

He is survived by his beloved sister Cheryl McCormick.


He is preceded in death by his mother and father Marjorie McCormick and Lafayette Warren Cook and his sister Victoria McCormick.

Keith & Keith Funeral Home