Posted: 8/9/2011 1:00:08 PM EDT
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Anyone know the details? He was a long-time Dallas NFA dealer. I guess I can ask Phil. Maybe Jeff S knows. https://www.facebook.com/gemtech?ref=ts |
| The colon cancer he was battling came back after being gone for over a year. His doctor told him he had limited treatment options and about 4 months to live. He said "Fuck it, I'm done." Last time he was over at my shop, he weighed about 140 lbs. I didnt even reconize him at first. It was a very sad time these past couple months for all his friends, just to know you are going to die and not do anything about it. |
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RIP Steave.
He handled a few transfers for me and I picked up my first can from him, he will be missed by many. I met him before the cancer had been detected and once after his initial treatment. I too did not recognize him at first. Very sad to see him go that way. |
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Anyone know the details? He was a long-time Dallas NFA dealer. I guess I can ask Phil. Maybe Jeff S knows. https://www.facebook.com/gemtech?ref=ts Steave died Monday evening at 6:30 pm at his home with his wife and his mother and father by his side. It's been a long battle that Steave never gave up. He had been fighting Colon cancer. Steave died two weeks short of his 44th birthday. Services are Monday August 15, 2011 @ 3:00 pm, Cox Chapel of Highland Park United Methodist Church. The church is at the corner of Hillcrest and Mockingbird. There will be a reception following the service at the church. |
RIP
3:00 minutes into this video (from the History Channel's Tales Of The Gun: Guns Of The Commandos): |
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3:00 minutes into this video (from the History Channel's Tales Of The Gun: Guns Of The Commandos):  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABcGR8MJLNYNice find. I sent the link to his family, thanks. I know he did a few Tales of the Gun, and one on the Liberator. 
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