Fulkerson - Stevenson Funeral Home It Is Our Privilege And Purpose To Serve You Springan - Stevenson Funeral Home
Fulkerson - Stevenson Funeral Home
Springan - Stevenson Funeral Home
It Is Our Privilege And Purpose To Serve You
Steve Chris Ler
October 16, 1951 - November 26, 2018

Place of Birth: Sidney, MT
Residence: Savage, MT
Age: 67

Steve Chris Ler, was born October 16, 1951, in Sidney, Montana to Melvin and Vera Ler. He grew up and attended school in Savage, where he played sports and became an avid hunter and fisherman. In 1971, Steve joined the Army’s Field Artillery (13B), where he served in Korea. He left the service with an honorable discharge. On August 9, 1975, he married Joann at St, Anthony’s in Laurel, MT. They made their home in Savage, MT. After a 41 year career with The Savage Coal Mine, he retired.
Steve enjoyed most in life, going to all the sporting events his children participated in. Sometimes he would relive the recorded events in his basement years later. His hobbies included hunting, fishing, talking to friends, and taking his grandchildren for side-by-side rides.
Steve died at home, November 26, 2018 from natural causes.
Steve is survived by: his wife, Joann Ler, Savage, MT; his son Bradley (Kelly) Ler, Pearland, TX and their children Kenzie, Miley and Brekken; daughter Christa (Paul) Lowery, Lockwood, MT and their children Cadence and Padraic; daughter Jolyn Ler, Savage, MT and children Soulin, Liam and Aydin; son Braden Ler, Dickinson, ND and soon-to-come Baby Girl Ler; sister Mitzie (Bill) Haney, Billings, MT; and many nieces and nephews. Steve is preceded in death by his parents, Melvin and Vera Ler; his father and mother-in-law, Harold and Mary Fink.

Sign Guest Book

* Name

City

State

Phone

Email

* Message

Image

Image Description:

Type the characters from the second box into the text box
  

* Required Fields

Carla Madsen Adkisson (Ringwood, Oklahoma)
Nov 28, 2018
Steve had a special spot in my heart since growing up together in a small community. He offered to take me to my Senior Prom even thou he was cousin. That night I ended up having two escorts. When he was in the service he brought me back dolls from Korea. We were very close then life happened and we grew apart. I will miss him dearly. My prayers go out to Joanne and his pride and joy his children.
Tracy Denowh
Nov 28, 2018
I'm so sorry to hear about Steve!! He was such a nice man and always a gentleman. He was so very proud of his children and beamed about his grandkids. Joanne was the love of his life and adored her; my prayers to you Joanne and your family during this time. I'm so very sorry. God bless. All my love.
Britany Meiklen (Wenatchee , Wa)
Dec 4, 2018
I have the some of my Best childhood memories with both Uncle Steve and Aunt Jo.
When I was a kid, I thought Steve was the coolest guy ever! I remember one day in particular when he read a book to me outside Grandma and Grandpa Finks house on an old cotton tree stump. I was so wrapped up in this cool guy reading a book to me, I forgot to pay attention to the story! It’s one of my earliest memories, but he is part of so many great memories. Hunting, fishing, camping, puppies, taking me to the mine and being dumbfounded that the tires on the equipment were bigger than I was. Then there were always the weekend trips to Savage that were the best!
Steve has always had a special place in my heart. He is loved and will be terribly missed.
My heart goes out to Jo, Brad, Christa, Jolyn, Braden, and all of his beautiful grandchildren.
Beloved Husband
Beloved Father & Grandfather
Beloved Uncle & Brother Mitzie, Bill, April, Geoff & Lance
St. Michaels
Exxon Mobil Pipeline
Justin, Bristol & Stevie
Vickie & Wylie, Debbie & Dean, Jackie & Rich, Madella & Curt & Dawn
Onok
JL & Holly Riggins
Terry, Jeri, Jacob, Tierney Brett
Savage School Family
Wildfire Hyperheaters
Previous
Next