Stephen Van Dyke

A good decent man and friend. He’ll be missed.

Although I didn't know Steve well, I admired his courage and tenacity. He was a great example in regard to those qualities. He stood up for himself and others. Sad to see him gone from this world. We are poorer for it.

Steve VanDyke

Posted on: May 09, 2022 at 10:26 PM

It’s been awhile since I logged in. It’s good to see so many are still ticking. Looking forward to the July luncheon. Is that still on? I’ve lost the details (they’re on my iPad somewhere, right next to the keys I can’t seem to locate.) Steve VanDyke/Kaysville

Tom was a kind person, and a friend in High School. He had a sense of humor and gentle soul.

I was shocked to hear of his death, and will miss the opportunity to see him again at school get togethers.

Steve VanDyke

Stewart was a fine fellow, and will be missed. We were acquainted in High School and beyond. Sad to hear of his passing. STEPHEN VANDYKE

Steve was a nice guy, and I remember him with fondness.  Steve Van Dyke

Mike was court administrator for the 2d District Juvenile Court while I served there as a judge for many years. He was my friend and a decent, fair man. He had teriffic management ability and was able to solve problems as they often arose in difficult administrative situations. He smoked cheroots, and I often admonistshed him to stop, as I felt they were not good for him. He'd laugh and tell me to back off. Mike was an impeccible dresser, and a very professional man. he liked his leisure and he was as amicable a fellow as any I ever met. 

Judge Stephen A. Van Dyke / 2d District Juvenile Court (Retired 2010)

Posted on: Sep 12, 2015 at 6:42 PM

Posted on: Aug 30, 2015 at 10:04 AM

Verl: Good to know you're still alive and kicking. Have you heard from Jeff Rackham, Jerry Manson, the Gibby's or any others who lived in Roy back in the day? I've wondered over the years what became of them. Steve Van Dyke