Steven Michael Baker of O’Fallon, MO, passed away Wednesday, October 28, 2020 at the age of 59. Loving husband of twenty-four years to Kimberly Baker; beloved son of the late John and Kay Baker; devoted father of Zachary Baker and Alexander Baker; dear son-in-law of Gary and Suzanne Huber; brother-in-Law of Kevin (Dena) Huber; cherished uncle of Jack Huber and Audrey Huber.
Steven worked all over the world as an avionics mechanic for TWA, Boeing, NASA, and Jetcorp. He was always ready to lend his technical expertise whenever someone needed it for a project. One of Steven’s great passions was for Harley-Davidson motorcycles and he loved to get out on the road with his wife. Steven enjoyed sharing his love of motorcycles with others. With his friends, he co-founded the charity organization Bikers 4 Good.
Steven was a lifelong fan of sports and loved to watch his sons play their games or watch one of his favorite teams – the St. Louis Blues, Cardinals, and the Wisconsin Badgers. Throughout his life, Steven always had a giving, compassionate soul and this showed in how proud he was to be a donor to Midwest Transplant so that he could help as many people as possible. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Steven worked all over the world as an avionics mechanic for TWA, Boeing, NASA, and Jetcorp. He was always ready to lend his technical expertise whenever someone needed it for a project. One of Steven’s great passions was for Harley-Davidson motorcycles and he loved to get out on the road with his wife. Steven enjoyed sharing his love of motorcycles with others. With his friends, he co-founded the charity organization Bikers 4 Good.
Steven was a lifelong fan of sports and loved to watch his sons play their games or watch one of his favorite teams – the St. Louis Blues, Cardinals, and the Wisconsin Badgers. Throughout his life, Steven always had a giving, compassionate soul and this showed in how proud he was to be a donor to Midwest Transplant so that he could help as many people as possible. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Steven Michael Baker of O’Fallon, MO, passed away Wednesday, October 28, 2020 at the age of 59. Loving husband of twenty-four years to Kimberly Baker; beloved son of the late John and Kay Baker; devoted father of Zachary Baker and Alexander Baker; dear son-in-law of Gary and Suzanne Huber; brother-in-Law of Kevin (Dena) Huber; cherished uncle of Jack Huber and Audrey Huber.
Steven worked all over the world as an avionics mechanic for TWA, Boeing, NASA, and Jetcorp. He was always ready to lend his technical expertise whenever someone needed it for a project. One of Steven’s great passions was for Harley-Davidson motorcycles and he loved to get out on the road with his wife. Steven enjoyed sharing his love of motorcycles with others. With his friends, he co-founded the charity organization Bikers 4 Good.
Steven was a lifelong fan of sports and loved to watch his sons play their games or watch one of his favorite teams – the St. Louis Blues, Cardinals, and the Wisconsin Badgers. Throughout his life, Steven always had a giving, compassionate soul and this showed in how proud he was to be a donor to Midwest Transplant so that he could help as many people as possible. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Steven worked all over the world as an avionics mechanic for TWA, Boeing, NASA, and Jetcorp. He was always ready to lend his technical expertise whenever someone needed it for a project. One of Steven’s great passions was for Harley-Davidson motorcycles and he loved to get out on the road with his wife. Steven enjoyed sharing his love of motorcycles with others. With his friends, he co-founded the charity organization Bikers 4 Good.
Steven was a lifelong fan of sports and loved to watch his sons play their games or watch one of his favorite teams – the St. Louis Blues, Cardinals, and the Wisconsin Badgers. Throughout his life, Steven always had a giving, compassionate soul and this showed in how proud he was to be a donor to Midwest Transplant so that he could help as many people as possible. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.
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