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Steven James Schut
Steven James Schut, 59, passed away suddenly of a heart attack May 20, 2012.
Steve is survived by his two sons, TSgt Christian J. Schut and wife TSGT Gladis and son, SSgt Matthew J. Schut; mother, Phyllis Schut; sisters Sandra, and Sherry and Joe Gonzalez; also several nephews, nieces and ex-wife Pauline.
He is preceded in death by his father James W. Schut.
He graduated from Sunnyside High School in 1971. During those years he played football and wrestled and was voted "Best Looking" senior year.
Steve started work the City of Sunnyside in 1976. He continually recertified in his career as the Water Department Supervisor. He retired in 2009 after 33 years.
Steve enjoyed being outdoors bird hunting, fishing, motorcycling and keeping his yard immaculate. He also enjoyed watching the Mariners, bull riding and car racing. On Sunday mornings you would have to travel to Morgan Lake to find Steve and his boys hunting whatever bird was in season. He was a country boy who grew up with excellent work ethics and could be counted on and would always stop to help anyone in need.
Memorial services will be on Saturday, May 26, 2012, at 1:00 p.m., at First Presbyterian Church, located at 2001 W. Kennewick Avenue, Kennewick, Washington.
Those wishing to honor his memory may contribute to American Heart Association or the American Diabetes Association.
The family invites you to sign their online guestbook at www.muellersfuneralhomes.com.
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Mark Wyatt
I was told of Steve's passing on Sunday morning (05/20/2012) by Pauline (Schut) Krauter. She gave me me the following information.
Steve died of an apparent heart attack at his mothers home in the Tri-Cities on Sunday morning May 20, 2012. He was in the process of moving back to Eastern Washington from Whidbey Island to be closer to family. He had not been feeling well for a couple of days prior to his passing and was just preparing to leave his moms house to go to the local Medi-Center when he suffered an apparent heart attack. Attempts to revive him by the responding EMS providers were unsucessfull.
Steve Hagensicker
A friend from childhood, all those years in school. In those times, we didn't look ahead to see these times. A time now where we all look back and wonder where those times went. We pass each other on occasion, maybe to talk a little while. Then we move on again, like we always have. But I believe, no matter what, there was a flashing thought in both us....... about those earlier times.
Be at peace.