It was a bittersweet morning. It's the first time that just three of us walked to the first day of school. But Steve gave Cooper a big kiss and smile before we left.
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January 2008
Beloved and gentle husband, daddy, son, brother, friend, co-worker and neighbor who battled brain cancer -- a glioblastoma in the brain stem that we call Spot. That Damm Spot was released with Steve's peaceful passing on September 7, 2009.
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- Visitors
- 'Weighing hope and reality'
- Sweet gift
- The week so far
- Third grade
- Fragile
- Arik and Mia's adventure
- Prayers
- PICC line and ER
- Drama, Part I
- Laughter
- Catheter
- Photos
- Updates
- New hospice nurse
- Sweet Stevie D
- Priorities and Steve's voice
- Since we've been home
- Happiness is ...
- Home!
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Some posts that might help you catch up:
Earliest signs of trouble
First test-related indication of tumor
Official diagnosis after biopsy
Good news post-radiation
Most awesome news
The Spot gets bigger
New tumor cells
Growth, again
Pulmonary embolism and more
Steve at peace
You can also read the Dallas Observer column by Richie Whitt:
That Damm Spot
The Dallas Morning News obituary:
Steve Damm
Earliest signs of trouble
First test-related indication of tumor
Official diagnosis after biopsy
Good news post-radiation
Most awesome news
The Spot gets bigger
New tumor cells
Growth, again
Pulmonary embolism and more
Steve at peace
You can also read the Dallas Observer column by Richie Whitt:
That Damm Spot
The Dallas Morning News obituary:
Steve Damm
Memorial service
Listen to the beautiful memorial service in celebration of the life of Steve. I'm gradually posting excerpts (plus some family photos) in increments of 10 minutes or less.
Part 1 (includes "In This Room")
Part 2 (includes "Safe Within Your Arms")
Part 3 (includes children's time)
Part 4 ("It Is Well With My Soul")
Part 5 (includes Will's remarks)
Part 6 (Will's remarks continued, "Order My Steps")
Part 7 (Jim's remarks)
Part 8 (includes Betty reading Tyra's remarks)
Part 9 (Betty reading Tyra's remarks, continued)
Part 1 (includes "In This Room")
Part 2 (includes "Safe Within Your Arms")
Part 3 (includes children's time)
Part 4 ("It Is Well With My Soul")
Part 5 (includes Will's remarks)
Part 6 (Will's remarks continued, "Order My Steps")
Part 7 (Jim's remarks)
Part 8 (includes Betty reading Tyra's remarks)
Part 9 (Betty reading Tyra's remarks, continued)
Donations
To honor the life of Steve Damm, donations may be made to Holy Covenant United Methodist Church , 1901 E. Peters Colony, Carrollton, Texas 75007. Scholarship gifts for Cooper and Katie may be sent to The Steve Damm Fund, First National Bank Southwest, P.O. Box 1746, Frisco, Texas 75034.
Columns
I write a column for Briefing, a publication of The Dallas Morning News, twice a week. Sometimes I write about Steve. You can find recent columns here.
Some Steve-related columns:
Silver linings
Good deeds
In sickness and in health
Celebrating life
Photos
Life without Steve
Steve's first birthday in heaven
Grief
Some Steve-related columns:
Silver linings
Good deeds
In sickness and in health
Celebrating life
Photos
Life without Steve
Steve's first birthday in heaven
Grief
Steve stories
Please share a story about Steve. You can read Steve stories by clicking here. You can e-mail me by clicking here.
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Run for Steve
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Summer vacation 2007
Katie and Daddy
Cooper and Daddy
Tyra and Steve
January 2008
Contact Steve at stephen.damm(at)gmail.com
Contact Tyra at tyradamm(at)gmail.com
Contact Tyra at tyradamm(at)gmail.com
1 comment:
Steve and Tyra,
In this photo of Cooper I can see the Steve I knew in high school all over Cooper's sweet, 3rd grade face. (I'm 40 now and I get to remember old stuff like this!) He's one lucky boy to have such a great father (and mother!). Even if he only has a smidge of the kindness, confidence and smarts of you, Steve, he will be SO richly blessed.
Thinking of you, Meghan Franzke
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