Steven George Maxwell, 47, died November 25, 1997 in Phoenix, Arizona. He was born October 28, 1950 in Salt Lake City, Utah to George McCann Maxwell and Charlotte Christensen Maxwell. He married Sally Anne Milburn. Steven absolutely loved fishing. He was known to always look for the bright side of life and was known as the world's greatest hugger. He was a wonderful husband, father, and son. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends. He is survived by his wife, Sally Maxwell of Phoenix; children, Matthew, Todd, Stacia Maxwell all of Salt Lake City; step-daughter, Ashley Milburn of Phoenix; parents, George and Charlotte Maxwell of Salt Lake City; sister, Vickie (Mike) Boone of Salt Lake City; brothers, Scott Maxwell of Seattle; David Maxwell of Salt Lake City; and nephew and niece, Jared Boone and Jessica Maxwell both of Salt Lake City. Funeral services will be held Saturday, November 29, 1997 at 1 p.m. at Lake Hills Mortuary & Cemetery, 10055 South State, Sandy. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the services at the mortuary. Interment Lake Hills Cemetery.
Steve and I grew up together and he always said he would be one of the first to explore the "beyond" I found him funny, sweet, partially insane and a real treat to be around. I remember when he and I were riding a friend's motocycle along highland drive and wrecked. We were both wearing shorts and had scars to show it. He called us "unlikely road warriors."
I enjoyed having Steve as a friend and hope his fdamily knows that he loved them more than life.
Steve and I used to tip a pint back in the day. He was a cool, friendly and fun loving guy. We took our graduation trip to California together. Our life's took different paths but I pray he is at peace. He had a good heart.
Deborah (Debi) Dougherty
Steve and I grew up together and he always said he would be one of the first to explore the "beyond"I found him funny, sweet, partially insane and a real treat to be around.
I remember when he and I were riding a friend's motocycle along highland drive and wrecked.
We were both wearing shorts and had scars to show it. He called us "unlikely road warriors."
I enjoyed having Steve as a friend and hope his fdamily knows that he loved them more than life.
Kim Kerr
Steve and I used to tip a pint back in the day. He was a cool, friendly and fun loving guy. We took our graduation trip to California together. Our life's took different paths but I pray he is at peace. He had a good heart.Kim Kerr