I still remember being transfixed watching Steve dance in the stage production in Houston of "The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas." I can't even remember the venue! But I do recall the Texas Aggies Song dance number was my favorite that night (It takes a LOT for this UT grad to say that!) and remains so all these decades later. The last time I saw Steve was over lunch and he was brimming with excitement about a play he was writing. It was entitled "The Blue Plate Special" and it was about a quirky diner built over a nuclear waste site in some tiny, dusty Texas town and all the dinner plates glowed a mysterious blue. And thereby hangs the play's storyline of strange goings-on in that little Texas town, the true cause of which the quirky locals could neither explain nor imagine. I've often wondered if he ever finished that play. The world lost a bright, energetic & loving creative genius when Steve was taken from us far too soon....
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Mack McCormick (1970)
Gone 39 years this very day Steve. RIP
Rebecca Sue Spence (Loudis) (1970)
Steve was a wonderful fun-loving friend and is missed to this day!
Alyson Paige Grice (1970)
Steve was a wonderful, gracious friend. His love of theatre was contagious He is missed.
Kathleen Ann "Kathy" Fahey (Davis) (1970)
I still remember being transfixed watching Steve dance in the stage production in Houston of "The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas." I can't even remember the venue! But I do recall the Texas Aggies Song dance number was my favorite that night (It takes a LOT for this UT grad to say that!) and remains so all these decades later. The last time I saw Steve was over lunch and he was brimming with excitement about a play he was writing. It was entitled "The Blue Plate Special" and it was about a quirky diner built over a nuclear waste site in some tiny, dusty Texas town and all the dinner plates glowed a mysterious blue. And thereby hangs the play's storyline of strange goings-on in that little Texas town, the true cause of which the quirky locals could neither explain nor imagine. I've often wondered if he ever finished that play. The world lost a bright, energetic & loving creative genius when Steve was taken from us far too soon....