Stephen Hurd
May 15, 2012
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Stephen Hurd, 71, passed away at his home Tuesday, May 15, 2012. A memorial celebration will be held at 10 a.m., Monday, May 21, 2012, at Warren-Powers Cemetery, Runnells.
Stephen was born August 21, 1940, in Des Moines, to George and Lorraine Hurd. He served in the U.S. Army Reserves. Stephen was a real estate agent, worked at Jester Park Golf Course as an assistant superintendent, and spent many years self employed.
Stephen is survived by his wife, Sheryl; children, Shellie Bogardus, Shannon Hurd, Shirley (Joseph) Beedon, Stephen (Gina) Hurd, Jr., Jessica (Pablo) Lara, and Zachary Hurd; grandchildren, Savannah, Tessa, Mercedies, Miranda, Antonio, Ashley, Sophia, Brittany, Gavin, Gianna, Gabe, and Aksel; great-grandchildren, Zander and Quinn; aunt, Shirley O’Brien; and his cousins, Cherrie Porter and Richard Hurd.
Online condolences may be expressed at:
www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com
Del (Bucket) Bauer and Dottie Bauer
05/22/2012
Sorry about the loss of our good friend, and you family's loss. Del (Bucket) Bauer and Dottie Bauer
Katie, Al and family
05/21/2012
Your love for Steve was so apparent by the care and attention you gave him. Many warm thoughts to all of you. Katie
Jennifer Malloy
05/20/2012
Thoughts and prayers to all of you. I have many fond memories of your family. I am so sorry for your loss.
Sincerely,
Jennifer (Sullivan) Malloy
Doug Sullivan
05/20/2012
Sheryl, I carry many enjoyable memories of the years Jen was in your daily care and I counted Steve as a good friend. I will never forget the outing we had to pick corn, for freezing. We got back hot and tired and left the corn in the hot station wagon, while we settled in to grill some dinner and have a few beers. That poor corn had suffered greatly by the time we processed it the next day! My young adulthood was enriched by sharing it with him, and all of you. Take care, Doug
Larry Finney
05/18/2012
My sincere condolences on Steve's death. I had the good fortune to grow up with Steve, spent many hours hanging out with him and our buddies, and attended school together. Although we have not seen each other for many years, I have many great memories of those times we spent having fun. God Bless all of you as a family and keep you in his care. Larry
Ken Wilson
05/17/2012
So sorry to hear of Steve's passing.
I always enjoyed him during high school and I'm only sorry we drifted apart afterward. My best to the family. Ken
Butch, Anne and John Johnston
05/17/2012
We were all just talking about your family on Tuesday night. So sorry to read of Steve's passing. Please let us know if we can do ANYTHING for you.
Sincerely,
The Johnston Family
Cynde Thompson Welch
05/17/2012
Sheryl, So sorry to hear of your lost. You all were such a great help to me when you watched my daughter, Kendra, which has been so many years ago. It was hard to leave her and go to work but it felt so much better because i knew she was being loved and taken care of. Every time we come back to Des Moines I think of you. Remembering your family in our prayers in your loss of Steve.
Carla Mahaffey
05/16/2012
Sheryl,I'm so sorry for your loss.I remember your family as such a loving family.I always thought it was so cool how the whole family had their first name start with a S.Steve and you where so nervous with leaving your children with me to babysit.You would give me the do'& dont's for the night.I'll never forget the night Shannon did'nt think I was following those rules.Steve always gave me a ride home,even when I said I could walk.What a nice man!!! A few years ago I meet Cherry and was blessed with taking care of Steve"s aunt Jean.Going through pictures with Jean I found out she was Steve aunt and I loved Jean even more,because I remember how good your family was to my brother and me.I truly believe who we meet in this life is for a reason and somehow we all connect.I hope you can all find peace and comfort in knowing Steve is no longer in pain.Hugs to all,Love,Carla Mahaffey