Steve Ozburn,

So sorry for your loss. My thoughts & prayers are with you all. God speed Steve Sr.

I had known Steve for at least a decade. He was the sort of man upon whom you could depend especially if things became difficult. He was an outdoors man, a Navy Veteran of Vietnam and avid hunter. Steve was always honest with me, to include his faults and efforts to correct them. He held his family in very high esteem and talked about them often. God speed Steve. Bart Emigh

when I first me steve 6 years ago he let me know how he felt about them Damn Californians and long hair And I was both After hunting and fishing together He started coming around a bit still reminding me how he felt about them Damn Californians and long hair. Steve even worked for me when I needed a loader operator we stayed in his trailer on the out of town jobs and he was a great cook but made lousy coffee and I made it clear every time he made the coffee, We became good friends over that time I think of you daily and will always have a seat open for you my friend. Rusty Young, Young Paving

My dear "little" brother I miss you soooo very much. There were times when you could be a real pain in the back side but I would take those times in a minute. You told me "no tears" sorry but I have cried buckets. We have had a lot of times to remember: gathering cattle as kids, many hunting, fishing & camping trips. Many adventures while you were in the Navy, Whew!! I am proud of the man you became. I am glad you are out of all the pain & now with our Lord. Your sister, Janet

I knew little about Steve, he knew less about me Not many got close, how he wanted it to be cowboys saw glory at the labors of old Steve they bet everything they had on the stock they’d receive He was the guy in the back making it happen for crowds dangerous hard work that would make anyone proud Steve was more than the man he was expected to be He was a leader of men, give credit to old Steve With all his faults he kept a promise for me It was just between us, of things that would be held close to the vest, right up to the end it would cost us a lot, my forever friend. That was the last, between old Steve and I Thanks, you old Vet you did me right When we tribute your service each 4th of July May your spirit ride high from Soda to Pokey and on to Big Sky