1952
Steven
2021
Steven Hoff
April 29, 1952 — January 11, 2021
Steven JayDean Hoff, age 68, surrounded with the love and care of his family, entered peacefully on January 11, 2021 into Eternal Rest at his home in Wickenburg, Arizona. Steve fought a valiant battle with cancer for fifteen months. Survivors include his wife Linda (Peterson) the love of his life for 48 years; three daughters, June Lynn Hoff, Texas; Stephanie Carol Hoff, Arizona; Taran Tonette Lincoln, Elroy, WI; his sister, Diane Bahnub, (Terry), Janesville, WI; brothers, Jerry, (Kathy), Rockford, ILL; Mike,(Margaret), Onalaska, WI; Dale, (Tammy), Black River Falls, WI; step-brother, Chris Skar (Linda), Merrillan,WI; Grandchildren: Jacob Heath, Evangeline (Charneski) Mina, Lindsey Organ, Michael Lincoln, Desi Lincoln Dominguez, (Anthony); Jasmine Gray; Serena, Mariah, and Dakota Shawley; Brittani Hoff, Treyton Laufenberg ; Ten great grandchildren: numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and many good friends. Godson: Daniel Mullen, (Marita) ; Sisters-in law: Carol Mullen, (Frank); Zona Bennett, (Terry); Debra Zeller,(Jerome); Brother-in -law: Forest J. Peterson.
Steve was born in Black River Falls, WI April 29, 1952 and graduated high school before joining the army to serve in the Viet Nam War. After marriage, he and Linda lived in Seattle, WA, moving back to Wisconsin in a couple years, and most recently, residing in Arizona. He drove long haul truck for years, which he enjoyed. He retired from the Tomah Veterans Hospital as a 32 year employee. He did, however, remain active in various jobs finding it difficult to totally give in to retirement. Being a hard worker, he often worked two jobs and was great help to Linda when she worked on the "fry bread" stand at various festivals in Wisconsin. Flashing his happy smile, no customer ever left that stand without becoming a friend! In later years, he and Linda enjoyed pulling their camper across country and exploring numerous states. In settling down, he found a passion with his friends in riding his ATV vehicle throughout the mountainous area of his home. He always claimed tremendous joy in rounding the curves and admiring the awesome views of Nature! He was a wonderful husband, grandfather, great grandfather, and friend devoted to his family. He will always be remembered for his hearty laughter, his positive attitude on life, and forever, his sincere kindness and willingness to help others when needed. He was a man who persevered in the most difficult of times and remained unwavering in facing the many adversities of Life. All who knew Steve are grateful for the time they had him here on earth. Angels have taken him to a resting place prepared for him in the Lord's Home. Joyous reunions await him.
He joins in his Heavenly Home family whom he dearly missed: beloved parents Evangeline (Olstad) and Harland Hoff; cherished in-laws, June and Forest Peterson; Grandparents Olstad; uncles: Leroy, and Gene Olstad; LaVerne Erickson; brother and sister -in -law: Roger and Bernadine Griffin; sister-in -law, Barbara Peterson; Nephews: Trevor Zeller; Cody Bennett.
We are grateful for all the kindness given to him from friends at Loosehorse RV Park and also, the staff at Hospice of the Valley. A remembrance ceremony with military honors will be held for friends and family at Wickenburg Funeral Home, Wickenburg, Arizona. Friends may offer online condolences at wickenburgfuneralhome.com "The memory of a good person is a blessing" Proverbs 10:7
Steve was born in Black River Falls, WI April 29, 1952 and graduated high school before joining the army to serve in the Viet Nam War. After marriage, he and Linda lived in Seattle, WA, moving back to Wisconsin in a couple years, and most recently, residing in Arizona. He drove long haul truck for years, which he enjoyed. He retired from the Tomah Veterans Hospital as a 32 year employee. He did, however, remain active in various jobs finding it difficult to totally give in to retirement. Being a hard worker, he often worked two jobs and was great help to Linda when she worked on the "fry bread" stand at various festivals in Wisconsin. Flashing his happy smile, no customer ever left that stand without becoming a friend! In later years, he and Linda enjoyed pulling their camper across country and exploring numerous states. In settling down, he found a passion with his friends in riding his ATV vehicle throughout the mountainous area of his home. He always claimed tremendous joy in rounding the curves and admiring the awesome views of Nature! He was a wonderful husband, grandfather, great grandfather, and friend devoted to his family. He will always be remembered for his hearty laughter, his positive attitude on life, and forever, his sincere kindness and willingness to help others when needed. He was a man who persevered in the most difficult of times and remained unwavering in facing the many adversities of Life. All who knew Steve are grateful for the time they had him here on earth. Angels have taken him to a resting place prepared for him in the Lord's Home. Joyous reunions await him.
He joins in his Heavenly Home family whom he dearly missed: beloved parents Evangeline (Olstad) and Harland Hoff; cherished in-laws, June and Forest Peterson; Grandparents Olstad; uncles: Leroy, and Gene Olstad; LaVerne Erickson; brother and sister -in -law: Roger and Bernadine Griffin; sister-in -law, Barbara Peterson; Nephews: Trevor Zeller; Cody Bennett.
We are grateful for all the kindness given to him from friends at Loosehorse RV Park and also, the staff at Hospice of the Valley. A remembrance ceremony with military honors will be held for friends and family at Wickenburg Funeral Home, Wickenburg, Arizona. Friends may offer online condolences at wickenburgfuneralhome.com "The memory of a good person is a blessing" Proverbs 10:7
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