Brian Willard Steed passed away the morning of June 12th, 2011, at the age of 30. Brian was born May 7th, 1981. As a young man Brian earned a B.S. degree in Political Science and Criminal Justice at Southern Utah University. He was intending to continue on to law school to study International Law.
In his mid-twnties Brian met and married Mirthza M. Steed. they were building a live together in Enoch, UT. Brian signed on with the National Guard and achieved the rank of Specialist in the U.S. Army. His hobbies included a love for camping and outdoor activities with his family.
His viewing and funeral service were held Saturday at 1pm in Cedar City, followed by his burial at Enoch Cementey
In his mid-twnties Brian met and married Mirthza M. Steed. they were building a live together in Enoch, UT. Brian signed on with the National Guard and achieved the rank of Specialist in the U.S. Army. His hobbies included a love for camping and outdoor activities with his family.
His viewing and funeral service were held Saturday at 1pm in Cedar City, followed by his burial at Enoch Cementey
Brian Willard Steed passed away the morning of June 12th, 2011, at the age of 30. Brian was born May 7th, 1981. As a young man Brian earned a B.S. degree in Political Science and Criminal Justice at Southern Utah University. He was intending to continue on to law school to study International Law.
In his mid-twnties Brian met and married Mirthza M. Steed. they were building a live together in Enoch, UT. Brian signed on with the National Guard and achieved the rank of Specialist in the U.S. Army. His hobbies included a love for camping and outdoor activities with his family.
His viewing and funeral service were held Saturday at 1pm in Cedar City, followed by his burial at Enoch Cementey
In his mid-twnties Brian met and married Mirthza M. Steed. they were building a live together in Enoch, UT. Brian signed on with the National Guard and achieved the rank of Specialist in the U.S. Army. His hobbies included a love for camping and outdoor activities with his family.
His viewing and funeral service were held Saturday at 1pm in Cedar City, followed by his burial at Enoch Cementey
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