Death date: Mar 16, 2020
Daniel Joseph Stephens, 65, passed away Monday, March 16, 2020. He is preceded in death by his mother, Edna Stephens. Left to cherish his memory are his father, John Stephens; his loving wife of 39 years, Sandra Stephens; daughter Read Obituary
May God bless our cousin Dan always. It was always fun to get together at the reunions. Always had great humor and genealogy info and stories to tell,
He will be missed loved and always remembered in our hearts
Nick (Vanessa Pinto)
"While we are mourning the loss of our friend, others are rejoicing to meet him behind the veil." Mike Elliyoun
So sorry to hear of Daniels passing. He will be dearly missed. We worked together at a previous company. Sending prayers that you find comfort during this difficult time. R.I.P. Daniel
Stephens Family,
I am truly sorry to hear of the loss of Dan. Please accept my condolences and may our prayers help comfort you during this difficult time. Dan was a good friend, he will be dearly missed. May he rest in peace.
Sarah we are so sorry for the lost of your father Daniel.
Khanh @ Kiewit
My deepest condolence to the Stephens's family. Dan will be always remember as a sweet, kind and super brilliant gentleman. I will always be thankful for the opportunity to meet you, work with you, and your friendship. Rest in peace!
I didn't know Dan well or very long, but i enjoyed the times I did get to talk with him at work. I will miss those conversations. I will be praying for all of you at this time.
Rest in Peace Dan, I will always be grateful for all your genealogy help. Praying for our family. The Ohio Haughey's
Dear Family,
I would like to express my sincere and warmest condolences to you all. Dan was such a great person I came to know a tittle over a year now working on my current project . I wanted to share that he came by my desk about 3 weeks or so ago, and he told me that he loved our Doc Control team and thanked me for always making him smile by having something nice to say, regardless of any obstacles we may have be dealing with on the project. He will surely be missed. Sara, I pray Christ will comfort, strengthen and keep you - that He will surround you with His love and bring you and your family peace, help and provision -whatever you need. Please know that you have whatever support you may need. God Bless.
Sending peace your way,
Waukiesha Jefferson
Greetings to the Stephens family and his kin,
I had the pleasure of meeting Dan at work this past spring when I was a new hire to the company and I was assigned to process many of his team's incoming documents and drawings. I will share this one particular memory I have of him. When he had been receiving hundreds of these said documents and drawings from me, after some weeks had passed that I got the assignment, he and I ran into each other as I was returning to my desk and we had a good laugh at "Well who is this new guy giving me all this work to get done! You the Sam that is sending me all this?!?" I replied yes Sir! Dan then noticed that I had an old "brain bucket" at my desk i.e. a hard hat for those that have never done any oil field patch work or any other type of operations work. Dan noticed that my hard hat had many dings and scratches and paint all over it. He said," I got one of them too Sam." We then shared our past as younger men when we both had jobs not in the A/C but out in the Sun. I asked him about his journey from ops man to getting an Engineering degree, something that I always find impressive for any man or woman to accomplish in life, to be a day labor type of worker to then go on and attain a degree of such requirements and dedication. I told Dan, "They just don't hand those degrees out to men like us Dan! Haha!" He and I had a good laugh and he asked the same about me, how did I end up from roughneck to database management, and thus I told him my back story from ops kid at 19 to putting myself through college and leaving the oil rig life and all its joys and pains behind! We had a better laugh! It was then and there I knew I had a new friend in life. Dan specifically told me that I had been doing a good job in his eyes with all the work arriving our way. I want to say that Dan Stephens was what I like to call "Salt of the Earth" type of a man. Sharp, direct, hardworking and humble. I only knew Dan for a short time but he sure made an impression on me. I can only imagine how much of a tremendous father and grandfather he must have been to his kids and grandkids! May God bless y’alls family!
Rest in Peace Dan, as we all used to say out in the field, "ALL GO! - NO QUIT!!!"
Sincerely,
Samuel A. Whitehill
