Homme, Steven Ray Age 75 of Plymouth, MN passed away November 29, 2020 from complications of dementia. Steve was born in Edmonton, Alberta, Cana da and raised in Bloomington, MN. He graduated from the U of M with an AA and B.A.S. degrees and spent four years enlisted in the Air Force as a Staff Sergeant stationed in Tacoma, WA. He later worked as a Quality/Production Control Engineer at Sperry Univac, Control Data and Honeywell. He loved the outdoors and spent long hours hunting, fishing and golfing. Steve is preceded in death by his grandparents Erna and Pete Homme; parents Phyllis and Ray Homme; and his dog Hunter Homme. Survived by his wife of 44 years Judy Homme; his son Darren Homme; his ex-wife Chris Loweth; and his dog Lucky Superman Homme. As much as Steve will be missed on earth, he is now home. Service will be private. Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery and any donations to the Alzheimer's Association will be appreciated by Steve's family. Washburn-McReavy.com Glen Haven Chapel 763-533-8643
Steve will be missed. He had been on our reunion committee for years, and even when he got sick he wanted to be included. My sympanthy to Judy and family.
Steve and I managed to get at least one round of golf each time I and Diana returned to MN to see to my mom's welfare. He was one of the good guys and will be missed. Our sincere condolences to Judy and their son.
I've know Steve since 7th grade and he was a really great guy. So happy I was able to visit with him at our 55th reunion. He will be missed. My condolences to Judy and Darren.
Sad to hear about Steve. We had some good times together. Our fathers both worked for Northwest Airlines so one year Steve and I got airline passes and went to Ft. Lauterdale for spring break.
Steve and I started first grade together and were in the same class with the same teachers through sixth grade. In junior high and senior high we had a few classes together, we both went to the U of M for two years and shared rides when possible those years. I had a 57 chev that I drove and Steve made comments about it,so when he bought his which was a lot nicer than mine, he made sure I knew he now had his. It was fun to listen to him and see his pride when he talked about it.
Later years I did not see him often but it was nice to see him at reunion planning meetings. Angela Hansen and I had the same birthday and Steves was the next day so a few times we would meet and have a birthday coffee. Steve always had a very positive atitude and was fun to be around, I will certainly miss him at our reunions and class partys
Patricia Sayer (Stevens)
Steve will be missed. He had been on our reunion committee for years, and even when he got sick he wanted to be included. My sympanthy to Judy and family.
James L Tompkins
Steve and I managed to get at least one round of golf each time I and Diana returned to MN to see to my mom's welfare. He was one of the good guys and will be missed. Our sincere condolences to Judy and their son.
Jim Tompkins
Susan K Golly (Malone-Hill)
Steve was one of the great ones. We grew up together. Same schools etc. Plus being a neighbor. My sincere sympathy to Judy and Darren.Lorrie L Langlais (Lindsey)
I've know Steve since 7th grade and he was a really great guy. So happy I was able to visit with him at our 55th reunion. He will be missed. My condolences to Judy and Darren.
Daniel M LePAGE
Steve will be missed. We both worked for the CDC and Univac .
Terrence Keegan (Keegan)
Sad to hear about Steve. We had some good times together. Our fathers both worked for Northwest Airlines so one year Steve and I got airline passes and went to Ft. Lauterdale for spring break.
Don Bixby
Steve and I started first grade together and were in the same class with the same teachers through sixth grade. In junior high and senior high we had a few classes together, we both went to the U of M for two years and shared rides when possible those years. I had a 57 chev that I drove and Steve made comments about it,so when he bought his which was a lot nicer than mine, he made sure I knew he now had his. It was fun to listen to him and see his pride when he talked about it.
Later years I did not see him often but it was nice to see him at reunion planning meetings. Angela Hansen and I had the same birthday and Steves was the next day so a few times we would meet and have a birthday coffee. Steve always had a very positive atitude and was fun to be around, I will certainly miss him at our reunions and class partys
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