Steven Mathis age 69 of Grinnell, Iowa died on Sunday at his home in Grinnell. Burial in the Westfield Cemetery south of Grinnell.
Steven Douglas Mathis was the son of Donald and Carrie Barnard Mathis. He graduated in 1968 from Farragut High School in Farragut, Iowa. He later graduated from the Universal Trade School in Omaha, Nebraska.
He was married to Sharon Miller on January 11, 1970 at the Methodist Church in Riverton, Iowa. To this union two sons, Douglas and Jacob, were born.
Steven worked as a truck driver for over 30 years and later owned his own welding company.
He loved to go camping, loved the Iowa Hawkeyes and Denver Broncos. Steven enjoyed sitting in his back yard feeding the birds and shooting the squirrels. He enjoyed watching Hallmark Christmas movies and was known to everyone as a hard worker.
Steven was a volunteer with the Grinnell Fire Department for many years. He served with the Iowa National Guard for 6 years during the Vietnam War.
The light of his life was his grandchildren and his great grandchildren, he would see them and just light up with a smile.
Steven Douglas Mathis was the son of Donald and Carrie Barnard Mathis. He graduated in 1968 from Farragut High School in Farragut, Iowa. He later graduated from the Universal Trade School in Omaha, Nebraska.
He was married to Sharon Miller on January 11, 1970 at the Methodist Church in Riverton, Iowa. To this union two sons, Douglas and Jacob, were born.
Steven worked as a truck driver for over 30 years and later owned his own welding company.
He loved to go camping, loved the Iowa Hawkeyes and Denver Broncos. Steven enjoyed sitting in his back yard feeding the birds and shooting the squirrels. He enjoyed watching Hallmark Christmas movies and was known to everyone as a hard worker.
Steven was a volunteer with the Grinnell Fire Department for many years. He served with the Iowa National Guard for 6 years during the Vietnam War.
The light of his life was his grandchildren and his great grandchildren, he would see them and just light up with a smile.
Steven Mathis age 69 of Grinnell, Iowa died on Sunday at his home in Grinnell. Burial in the Westfield Cemetery south of Grinnell.
Steven Douglas Mathis was the son of Donald and Carrie Barnard Mathis. He graduated in 1968 from Farragut High School in Farragut, Iowa. He later graduated from the Universal Trade School in Omaha, Nebraska.
He was married to Sharon Miller on January 11, 1970 at the Methodist Church in Riverton, Iowa. To this union two sons, Douglas and Jacob, were born.
Steven worked as a truck driver for over 30 years and later owned his own welding company.
He loved to go camping, loved the Iowa Hawkeyes and Denver Broncos. Steven enjoyed sitting in his back yard feeding the birds and shooting the squirrels. He enjoyed watching Hallmark Christmas movies and was known to everyone as a hard worker.
Steven was a volunteer with the Grinnell Fire Department for many years. He served with the Iowa National Guard for 6 years during the Vietnam War.
The light of his life was his grandchildren and his great grandchildren, he would see them and just light up with a smile.
Steven Douglas Mathis was the son of Donald and Carrie Barnard Mathis. He graduated in 1968 from Farragut High School in Farragut, Iowa. He later graduated from the Universal Trade School in Omaha, Nebraska.
He was married to Sharon Miller on January 11, 1970 at the Methodist Church in Riverton, Iowa. To this union two sons, Douglas and Jacob, were born.
Steven worked as a truck driver for over 30 years and later owned his own welding company.
He loved to go camping, loved the Iowa Hawkeyes and Denver Broncos. Steven enjoyed sitting in his back yard feeding the birds and shooting the squirrels. He enjoyed watching Hallmark Christmas movies and was known to everyone as a hard worker.
Steven was a volunteer with the Grinnell Fire Department for many years. He served with the Iowa National Guard for 6 years during the Vietnam War.
The light of his life was his grandchildren and his great grandchildren, he would see them and just light up with a smile.
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