Steven Henry Dahl, age 67, passed away May 22, 2020 at his home in Lincoln, NE. He was born October 23, 1952, to Stanley and Ruby (Nelson) Dahl, in Madison, MN. They moved to Sioux Falls, SD when Steve was eight years old, and he graduated from Sioux Falls’ Washington High School in 1970. Steve attended the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, and lived in Lincoln the rest of his life. Steve was preceded in death by his parents, aunts and uncles, and is survived by 16 cousins. Arrangements are being handled by Trump Funeral Services, 1600 West “O” Street in Lincoln, and condolences may be left at trumpmemorials.com . No funeral service is planned. Private burial will be at Hayden Cemetery in Madison, MN.
Peace from Life to a fellow WSHS classmate. You are in our thoughts.
I was very upset to learn about Steve’s passing from a kind family member of Steve’s from Sioux Fall’s SD. I had the pleasure of working with Steve for years as van drivers. We worked for the Lancaster Office of Mental Retardation and later Community Alternatives of Nebraska. Steve drove individuals to and from work and his passengers had a number of physical and behavioral challenges which Steve handled very well and professionally. Steve earned the respect of his colleagues and although he was a private and reserved individual, Steve was very approachable and easy to talk to. Smart guy too. I always respected and valued his opinions. Steve retired about 6 or 7 years ago but he would call once in a while and or we would visit at his home in Lincoln. I will miss our conversations and I will think of Steve a great deal. He will be missed. Please accept my deepest condolences on Steve’s untimely passing.
Great man to chit chat with about nearly anything. Old co-worker of mine from Community Alternatives Nebraska. I was a van driver as he was. I believe I worked with him for about 7 years- give or take. Rest in Peace Steve!
when I was 18 I started working for LOMR and Steve was the van driver that picked up the ladies from my house he was very supportive all time. then later we worked together at CAN. He will be very missed