Birth date: Aug 23, 1944 Death date: Aug 30, 2020
Steven Duane Teeters, a loving and devoted husband, father and grandfather went home to his Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, on August 30, 2020. Steve married his best friend and love of his life, Karen Sue Teeters, celebrating 53 Read Obituary
Even though I didn’t know Steve long I was blessed to have shared our faith at Mc Gregor Baptist Church in our life group. His smile was contagious and his love for others was evident . I enjoyed our brief friendship and will cherish the opportunity to have known such a good man. God Bless your family
Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to Karen and her family. Steve was one of our dearest friends who we will miss immensely. We spent a lot of time playing Five Crowns with him and he loved to win. He liked to ride bikes, play tennis and especially loved to tell us his exercise rotation which he did religiously. We shared many meals with Steve. He was a great storyteller. One thing that Steve always did was ask people if they knew Jesus. He was not afraid to share the gospel. While our hearts are heavy we know that Steve is in the loving arms of Jesus smiling down at us. We will miss our friend.
Our prayers are with Karen and family,
Byron and Marti Heape
May the Peace that comes from the Memories of Love Shared, Comfort you and your Family now and in the days ahead.
Steve and Karen, our neighbors in Fort Myers, FL. We will be missing Steve's smiles and seeing him take off on another bike ride. We are so glad to have known Steve and so sorry for his passing. Be good to yourself Karen.
God bless,
Mike & Ellen Donley
I remember the time our Master’s Blend class was at Karen and Steve’s condo playing cards, and Steve was beating us all at Kings Crown. His grin kind of said it all, like he was too humble to accept that he was winning! He was a gem and we will miss him. Mike and Marty Clark
We had many memories. I loved playing tennis and going biking with him. He was definitely a competitor in all he did. He was a friend who will be missed.
Karen, Angie and Jason and both of your families. We were fortunate to have Steve in our lives since 1974. Our families celebrated holidays, birthdays and special occasions together over the years and had many fun experiences along the way. There was one constant, Steve’s enthusiasm, smile and his Love for each and every one of his family. Your loss is a loss to us as well, but heaven has gained. Love, Alan and Carol
Steve was one of the very first people to warmly welcome us to the group of snowbirds at McGregor. His smile lit up his whole face. When you were talking to him, he acted like what you had to say was very important. I don't think he knew a stranger. And, he lived his faith.
