Steve was born on April 17, 1956, the son of Lloyd and Roma Jean (Thompson) Dicken in Cedar Rapids. He graduated from Jefferson High School in 1974. In 1982, Steve married Mary Beth Nutt. He spent his entire career working as a dispatcher, primarily for Westside Transport.
Steve's favorite place to catch up with friends and watch the Hawkeyes and Cubs was at the end of the bar at the Viking Lounge. He was also known to sing a passionate version of "Wild Thing" at karaoke. Steve loved being with his family, especially the fishing trips when he was younger and attending the many activities of his grandkids. They will miss his breakfast shipwrecks, smoking and grilling skills, the smell of his Swisher Sweets, and hearing the bell ring when the Hawkeyes score.
He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Tommy; son, Adam; nephew, Norbi; niece, Tracee; and his in-law, Tom and Marge Nutt.
Memorials may be directed to Steve's family.
Steve's favorite place to catch up with friends and watch the Hawkeyes and Cubs was at the end of the bar at the Viking Lounge. He was also known to sing a passionate version of "Wild Thing" at karaoke. Steve loved being with his family, especially the fishing trips when he was younger and attending the many activities of his grandkids. They will miss his breakfast shipwrecks, smoking and grilling skills, the smell of his Swisher Sweets, and hearing the bell ring when the Hawkeyes score.
He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Tommy; son, Adam; nephew, Norbi; niece, Tracee; and his in-law, Tom and Marge Nutt.
Memorials may be directed to Steve's family.
Steve was born on April 17, 1956, the son of Lloyd and Roma Jean (Thompson) Dicken in Cedar Rapids. He graduated from Jefferson High School in 1974. In 1982, Steve married Mary Beth Nutt. He spent his entire career working as a dispatcher, primarily for Westside Transport.
Steve's favorite place to catch up with friends and watch the Hawkeyes and Cubs was at the end of the bar at the Viking Lounge. He was also known to sing a passionate version of "Wild Thing" at karaoke. Steve loved being with his family, especially the fishing trips when he was younger and attending the many activities of his grandkids. They will miss his breakfast shipwrecks, smoking and grilling skills, the smell of his Swisher Sweets, and hearing the bell ring when the Hawkeyes score.
He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Tommy; son, Adam; nephew, Norbi; niece, Tracee; and his in-law, Tom and Marge Nutt.
Memorials may be directed to Steve's family.
Steve's favorite place to catch up with friends and watch the Hawkeyes and Cubs was at the end of the bar at the Viking Lounge. He was also known to sing a passionate version of "Wild Thing" at karaoke. Steve loved being with his family, especially the fishing trips when he was younger and attending the many activities of his grandkids. They will miss his breakfast shipwrecks, smoking and grilling skills, the smell of his Swisher Sweets, and hearing the bell ring when the Hawkeyes score.
He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Tommy; son, Adam; nephew, Norbi; niece, Tracee; and his in-law, Tom and Marge Nutt.
Memorials may be directed to Steve's family.
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