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Steven Paul Erickson Memorial
Steven Paul Erickson Memorial

Steven Paul Erickson

Steven Paul Erickson

Wednesday, December 2nd, 2015

Steven Erickson, 36, passed away unexpectedly at his home in Sedro-Woolley on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 2015. Sadly, his body succumbed to a recent illness that was too much to battle. If our love was enough to keep him alive, he would have lived forever.

 

The first child of Paul and Carol Erickson, was born June 3, 1979, in Sedro-Woolley, the town he would always consider his home. He became a big brother 2 years and 5 years later, to Danielle and Pete. Being a protective big brother was a role he was born to play.

 

Steven attended school in Burlington, followed shortly after by working in construction alongside his dad, and later hanging drywall with his Uncle Mel, and his brother, Pete. In 1998 his Aunt Tracy re-introduced Steven to a childhood friend, Sabrina Baker, who would become his wife and love of his life. In 2000, Sabrina and Steven welcomed their first son, Austin James, followed by Kevin Paul in 2006. Steven loved being a father more than anything in this world. He was also an avid disc-golf player who loved music and movies. Steven had a huge heart and loved his family and friends fiercely. He had the utmost respect for the women in his life, especially his wife, mom, sister, and mother-in-law. He would give you the shirt of his back if it was what you needed. He was a pillar of strength for his family, and will be forever missed.

 

Steven is survived by his wife, Sabrina, sons Austin and Kevin, parents Paul and Carol Erickson, sister Danielle Fuller (Randall), brother Pete Erickson, mother-in-law, Brenda Shipman (Randy), father-in-law, Jack Baker (Kerri), sister-in-laws, Sarah Baker, Shawna Baker (Michael), Hannah Shipman and brother-in-law, Jack Baker (Kasey), grandparents Maury and Robin Erickson, Carol and Jerry Hart, and Tye Roberts, Uncles Mel Roberts and Mark Erickson, Aunt Tracy Clayton, nephews Brady, Ayden and Jack, nieces Arreah, Layna, and Kaylynn, numerous great aunts, great uncles, cousins and friends.

 

Steven is preceded in death by his grandpa, Lyle “Bumpa” Locke, grandma, Mary Locke, grandma, Joan Roberts, cousin Ronnie “Squish” Clayton, close friend, Kevin Lane, and numerous great grandparents, great aunts and great uncles.

 

A celebration of Steven’s life will be held on Saturday, December 5, 2015, from 3:00-6:00 at 780 Chrysler Drive, Burlington, WA.

 

In lieu of flowers, we ask that you help lessen the financial burden for Sabrina and her sons. Donations can be made at gofundme.com Steven Erickson Memorial Fund, or in person at Gene’s Tavern in Burlington or Cascade Pizza in Sedro Woolley.

Guestbook

  • Arreah Erickson

    Hi Uncle Steven, I am sorry it took me so long to respond but you would never know how much I loved you, you are my favorite uncle and always will be. I remember when I used to go to your house and I would always ask to ride on your motorcycles, I miss you so so much and I am always thinking of you no matter what happens in my life. Whenever I look up in the sky I always think of you and all the fun I had with you when I was younger, I love you so so much.

    Sincerely your niece- Arreah Jordan Erickson

  • tom mundt

    I believe in steves adult life, I was his primary employer. I could not speak at his memorial, it was still to “raw”…I always knew steve was all about family and friends..people in his inner circle was his life..on the job, he was a man of few words, but a man of action, which speaks volumes. He was professional on the job, and I think he enjoyed “hanging drywall” I will miss his sly smile when he did or said something actually hilarious! He always had MY back on projects, as 1 of my representatives..I feeled honered that I believe I was in his “inner circle”.I wish I could have had HIS back more as of lately….he will be missed…

  • Paul K Erickson

    Hi Son, I tried leaving you a message on another line but it didn’t seem to go through. I’m sorry if I gave you the wrong impression, but from a very young age you thought your Dad could fix anything. Well, this “ernch” in my gut cannot fix the hole in my heart or the leak in my eye. I am so proud of you. We never had to ask you to share, you discovered this when you saw the delight in our laugh when you shared your baby food. Sharing gave you pleasure even when it left you without. The world that you shared with and had to leave behind will miss you greatly. I will love you always, Dad.