Steven Windell Sullivan, 46, of Temple, passed away from this life on Friday, May 30, 2014. Services will be held at 2 p.m., Tuesday, June 3, at Crawford-Bowers Funeral Home Chapel in Temple with a graveside observance afterwards in Hillcrest Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m., Monday, June 2, at the funeral home.
Steven was born in Houston, Texas, to J. Windell and Martha Sullivan. He graduated from high school in Florence in 1985, and spent the majority of his life as a Bell County resident.
Steven graduated with an A.A. from Central Texas College in Killeen in 1987. He worked for KNCT radio and television from 1987 to 1996. During that time he also worked at numerous local radio stations as a disc jockey and engineer, including KTEM, KPLE, and KTON. In 1996 he began working as an engineer for AT&T Wireless Telecommunications. He was a Performance Engineer with AT&T up to the time of his death.
Steven married Melinda Lane on August 13, 1988. They lived in Nolanville, Lakeway, and Killeen. In 1998, they bought a small farm north of Temple, where the family still lives today, busy with gardening, livestock, and homeschooling.
Steven was preceded in death by his grandparents, Bowen and Fae Loftin, of Houston, Texas, and Dewey and Arlone Sullivan, of Mize, Mississippi.
Steven is survived by his wife of 25 years, Melinda Lane Sullivan, of Temple; his children: Miriam, Rebekah, Joshua, Caleb, Hannah, and Naomi; his parents, Windell and Martha Sullivan, of Killeen; brother, Mike Sullivan and his wife, Andrea, of Poyen, Arkansas; sister, Kimberly Hallmark and her husband, Jamie, of Killeen; and several nephews and nieces, other relatives and many friends.
Temple Daily Telegram: 6/3/2014...R15
Steven was born in Houston, Texas, to J. Windell and Martha Sullivan. He graduated from high school in Florence in 1985, and spent the majority of his life as a Bell County resident.
Steven graduated with an A.A. from Central Texas College in Killeen in 1987. He worked for KNCT radio and television from 1987 to 1996. During that time he also worked at numerous local radio stations as a disc jockey and engineer, including KTEM, KPLE, and KTON. In 1996 he began working as an engineer for AT&T Wireless Telecommunications. He was a Performance Engineer with AT&T up to the time of his death.
Steven married Melinda Lane on August 13, 1988. They lived in Nolanville, Lakeway, and Killeen. In 1998, they bought a small farm north of Temple, where the family still lives today, busy with gardening, livestock, and homeschooling.
Steven was preceded in death by his grandparents, Bowen and Fae Loftin, of Houston, Texas, and Dewey and Arlone Sullivan, of Mize, Mississippi.
Steven is survived by his wife of 25 years, Melinda Lane Sullivan, of Temple; his children: Miriam, Rebekah, Joshua, Caleb, Hannah, and Naomi; his parents, Windell and Martha Sullivan, of Killeen; brother, Mike Sullivan and his wife, Andrea, of Poyen, Arkansas; sister, Kimberly Hallmark and her husband, Jamie, of Killeen; and several nephews and nieces, other relatives and many friends.
Temple Daily Telegram: 6/3/2014...R15
Steven Windell Sullivan, 46, of Temple, passed away from this life on Friday, May 30, 2014. Services will be held at 2 p.m., Tuesday, June 3, at Crawford-Bowers Funeral Home Chapel in Temple with a graveside observance afterwards in Hillcrest Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m., Monday, June 2, at the funeral home.
Steven was born in Houston, Texas, to J. Windell and Martha Sullivan. He graduated from high school in Florence in 1985, and spent the majority of his life as a Bell County resident.
Steven graduated with an A.A. from Central Texas College in Killeen in 1987. He worked for KNCT radio and television from 1987 to 1996. During that time he also worked at numerous local radio stations as a disc jockey and engineer, including KTEM, KPLE, and KTON. In 1996 he began working as an engineer for AT&T Wireless Telecommunications. He was a Performance Engineer with AT&T up to the time of his death.
Steven married Melinda Lane on August 13, 1988. They lived in Nolanville, Lakeway, and Killeen. In 1998, they bought a small farm north of Temple, where the family still lives today, busy with gardening, livestock, and homeschooling.
Steven was preceded in death by his grandparents, Bowen and Fae Loftin, of Houston, Texas, and Dewey and Arlone Sullivan, of Mize, Mississippi.
Steven is survived by his wife of 25 years, Melinda Lane Sullivan, of Temple; his children: Miriam, Rebekah, Joshua, Caleb, Hannah, and Naomi; his parents, Windell and Martha Sullivan, of Killeen; brother, Mike Sullivan and his wife, Andrea, of Poyen, Arkansas; sister, Kimberly Hallmark and her husband, Jamie, of Killeen; and several nephews and nieces, other relatives and many friends.
Temple Daily Telegram: 6/3/2014...R15
Steven was born in Houston, Texas, to J. Windell and Martha Sullivan. He graduated from high school in Florence in 1985, and spent the majority of his life as a Bell County resident.
Steven graduated with an A.A. from Central Texas College in Killeen in 1987. He worked for KNCT radio and television from 1987 to 1996. During that time he also worked at numerous local radio stations as a disc jockey and engineer, including KTEM, KPLE, and KTON. In 1996 he began working as an engineer for AT&T Wireless Telecommunications. He was a Performance Engineer with AT&T up to the time of his death.
Steven married Melinda Lane on August 13, 1988. They lived in Nolanville, Lakeway, and Killeen. In 1998, they bought a small farm north of Temple, where the family still lives today, busy with gardening, livestock, and homeschooling.
Steven was preceded in death by his grandparents, Bowen and Fae Loftin, of Houston, Texas, and Dewey and Arlone Sullivan, of Mize, Mississippi.
Steven is survived by his wife of 25 years, Melinda Lane Sullivan, of Temple; his children: Miriam, Rebekah, Joshua, Caleb, Hannah, and Naomi; his parents, Windell and Martha Sullivan, of Killeen; brother, Mike Sullivan and his wife, Andrea, of Poyen, Arkansas; sister, Kimberly Hallmark and her husband, Jamie, of Killeen; and several nephews and nieces, other relatives and many friends.
Temple Daily Telegram: 6/3/2014...R15
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