Death date: Jan 16, 2010
Stephen “Steve” Wayne Wheeler, age 66 of Pearland, passed away on January 16, 2010, following a brief illness. Steve was a loving and devoted son, husband, father and brother. He is survived by his parents, Mr. & Mrs. H.G. Wheeler Read Obituary
I just found out today Dr. Wheeler had passed away. Dr Wheeler was one of my favorite teachers. I learned so much from him. I am so sorry for the families loss. He was a great professor. He was very quick wit. I will remember always as one of the best teachers ever. Debbie–I am so sorry for your loss.
Debbie,
Kenny and I were shock and saddened to hear the news of Steve’s death. Sounds like he touched many lives while on this earth and no doubt he is in heaven touching many more. “To be absent in the body, is to be present with the Lord”.
All our love.
Kenny & Karen Grisham
We are very sorry to hear about Steve’s death. I worked for Steve in the Biology and AP labs several years ago and enjoyed my time there. I have great memories of all the wonderful people that worked there. Steve had a neat sense of humor that made working there fun.
Our Sympathy to Debbie and Family,
Mary Alyce and Dean Kahn
We are so sorry for your loss. Steve will always be remembered as a true friend that was always willing to help us and to always make us laugh.
Please let us know if we can help with anything as the family goes through this difficult time.
Love,
Troy and Pam
We extend to the Wheeler family our deep sorrow for the loss of such a wonderful man. May you be comforted in knowing that he is now in God’s kingdom, and is at peace.
Debbie,
My family is so sorry to learn of your loss. Please let us know if there is anything that I can do to help you and your family.
Sincerely,
The Vercher’s
Friends of Mike and Pat- we mourn for your family and wish you peace and strength.
Sorrowfully,
Judy and Norman Hillegeist
27 years ago I walked into Dr. Wheeler’s A&P class as a brand new high school graduate. I learned a lot that first summer in A&P I & II (for one, college was not nearly as easy as high school!). I thought of him as I worked as a nurse at Texas Children’s Hospital for many years….then in 2001 I had the pleasure of becoming his colleague when I became a nursing instructor at ACC. His dry sense of humor had not diminished over the years.
Good bye dear friend, colleague and mentor,
Debbi Fontenot
Debbie & family
Steve’s passing so soon after his retirement makes one think there is no fairness in the universe. Ironically Steve was as hard working and professional an educator as I’ve ever had the pleasure of watching in action. Debbie, your sadness will be shared by hundreds of students and professors who were improved and inspired by him. We considered him a friend and like all who really knew him will miss his dry wit, curmudgeon facade and the twinkle in his eye.
Debbie,
We are so sorry for your loss. We are honored to have had known Steve and will always remember his joyful personality and his sincere thoughtfulness. We will miss him and will always cherish our times with him.
We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Love Janet and Cheryl
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