Mr. Stephen Michael Webb
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Mr. Stephen Michael Webb

  • January 12, 1958 - November 17, 2011
  • Rowlette, Texas
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“To the family of Stephen Michael Webb, I found your loved one's obituary by searching Google for my name for another purpose. The uniqueness of our...Read More » ”
1 of 12 | Posted by: Michael Webb Stephens - KY - none

“Ralph and I grieve with you all. We have many, many fond memories from our years at Orchard Hills. Steve certainly patterned his life after Jesus and...Read More » ”
2 of 12 | Posted by: Debbie Mauelshagen - The Colony, TX

“Pam, my heart goes out to you, and all your family, knowing you'll miss the love of your life. I remember those days at OHBC in the 70's where you...Read More » ”
3 of 12 | Posted by: David Loyd - Dallas, TX

“To the Webb and Guthrie family my sincere sympathy in the loss of your beloved from this world. Pam you were certainly blessed with a wonderful...Read More » ”
4 of 12 | Posted by: Debbie Cain Jones - Van, TX

“My condolences to the Webb family ...Im truly sorry for your loss , I know Steve was an AWESOME guy because he enjoyed singing to our Lord ...that...Read More » ”
5 of 12 | Posted by: Norma Hill - Garland, TX

“Pam and family, Steve was and is a shining light. He was such an example and blessing to me growing up. Love, David Price ”
6 of 12 | Posted by: David Price - Magnolia, AR

“Such a wonderful friend Steve was of mine! What an awesome person who loved the Lord. Steve was such an inspiration to many many people. He loved to...Read More » ”
7 of 12 | Posted by: Kim Malone - Rowlett, TX

“The evidence of your life is that you touched so many. You loved so much. In death, you taught us that it's the moments that mean it all! Rest in...Read More » ”
8 of 12 | Posted by: Rhonda Harkins - Mammoth Lakes, CA

“am so sorry for your loss. Steve was a great guy. I knew Steve and Pam back in the 60"s at orchard hills baptist church. He was a very special and...Read More » ”
9 of 12 | Posted by: rhonda mitchell - garland, TX

“Dear Steve Webb: The little time I knew you,was enough to know about you,you were a godly person and sweet,I always hear people saying good things...Read More » ”
10 of 12 | Posted by: Claudia-Garry Mathewson - Garland, TX

“My heart goes out to the Webb family today.Steve was such a godly person . He lived the life to the fullest.But I do rejoice in the fact we will see...Read More » ”
11 of 12 | Posted by: Liz Colburn - garland, TX

“I'm going to miss his big smile and songs at the reunion. He left such an imprint on all that came in contact with him! He will surely be missed! ”
12 of 12 | Posted by: Kerri Chidester - Austin, TX


Survived by his wife, Pam Webb
daughter, Audrah Nadine Webb Romero and son-in-law, Christiaan Romero
son, Micah Austin Webb and daughter-in-law, Alyssa (Aly)
son, Stephen Caleb Webb
grandson, whom he loved dearly, Carter Stephen Webb Romero
mother, Billie Webb
brother, David Webb and sister-in-law, Darla Webb
brother and sister-in-law, Roy and Carrie Guthrie
brother and sister-in-law, Drew and Karen Guthrie
sister-in-law, Shannon Guthrie
nieces and nephews, Brandon Webb, Patrick Webb, Hayden Guthrie, Keith Webb, Miranda Guthrie, Emily Webb, Wende Guthrie, Devin Harkins, Nathan Harkins, Chandler Guthrie, Chloe Harkins. (each of you held a special place in his heart)

He is preceded in death by his father, Milton Webb (who is surely singing a great duet with him today)
and his son, Tyler Gordon Webb who he couldn't wait to see.

Steve was born in San Antonio, TX where his family lived in a duplex, sharing the other half of the house with his grandparents. His father was a part-time music minister, so church and music were always an important part of Steve's life. When he was in 4th grade, his family moved to Garland, TX and found a quiet neighborhood to raise a family. They became members of Orchard Hills Baptist Church where he met a certain little redhead with pigtails and freckles. Steve later claimed that the minute he saw Pam, he knew he would marry her. Steve spent many hours riding his bike on dirt piles close by their house that were used to construct the new LBJ freeway nearby. So much for quiet! He actually rode his bike,not only around their own neighborhood, but all over that end of town, working a paper route, visiting friends, and riding up to church for youth activities. Steve attended South Garland High School where he was involved in band, choir, and Showboaters. He played french horn and electric bass, but excelled in vocal performance. He also had a natural acting ability that he used with his singing, playing several roles in productions. His most-remembered performances were when he played Jesus at Easter. He attended Eastfield Community College, Texas Tech University, and Southwestern Theological Seminary while continuing to work. On June 9, 1979, he married his high school sweetheart, Pam Guthrie, and celebrated their 32nd anniversary this year. They were blessed with four beautiful children: Audrah, Micah, Tyler, and Caleb. He also has a grandson, Carter Stephen, who brightened every day. Steve served as Worship Pastor at Rowlett Bible Fellowship and at Orchard Hills Baptist Church. This was his passion, but he also was an auto mechanic to pay the bills. In August of 2009, Steve was diagnosed with AML, a form of Leukemia. Through treatments, he went into remission and continued to work. In December, 2010, that horrible disease rared its head again, leading to a very difficult fight over the next 10 1/2 months. Steve was surrounded by family and friends and even sang with them before the Lord called him home on that early Thursday morning. Steve loved to serve his Lord and serve others and will be greatly missed.