Steven Perry Sturm

Birth date: Sep 29, 1948 Death date: Aug 28, 2019

Steven Perry Sturm, age 70, went peacefully to his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on August 28, 2019, supported by his wife and best friend for the past 22 years, Laurel “Lori” Israel Sturm and children and their families: Jeffrey Read Obituary

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Michael Kerley

316w ago

On behalf of everyone in ABB Ireland we would like to offer our condolences to you Lori, and family, on the passing of our friend and colleague Steve. May he rest in peace.

Kerry Figiel

317w ago

I wish to express my sincere condolences to Steve’s family. As a customer of ABB, I had many occasions to talk with Steve about his sensors and how to best use them in the paper industry. I was amazed at his knowledge, dedication and his grasp of details. I recall lengthy meetings where he explained coat weight sensors, same spot scanning and other topics to me. I had the privilege of working with him on the development of the “Paper Machine Quality Control Systems (QCS)” handbook. He was quite a driving force who wrote more than anyone else and without him, it may not have been completed. He was so deserving of the Process Control Division Technical Award that he received. I will miss him.

Paddy Lawless

317w ago

So sad to hear of the passing of Steve. He was such a brilliant engineer/scientist and was an institution with AccuRay/ABB. The world has lost a brilliant mind.

Kathryn Wisne

317w ago

My deepest sympathy to you, Lori; and to Steve's family on the death of this dear husband and father. Lori, I know that you have labored with Steve through his illness but , now, It is the sweetest promise of Jesus that Steve is safe and at peace . May you all find comfort in the days ahead. Kathryn Wisne

Dave Biros

317w ago

The Biros family wishes to express our sorrow at Steve’s passing, and our sympathy to Lori and others in Steve’s family. Steve’s many contributions to the AccuRay and ABB businesses provided many people with valuable things to deliver to customers, and in turn provided those people with the ability to earn a living and provide for their families. Our family is one such family. We are grateful for his impact.

Matt Hall

317w ago

My deepest sympathy to Jeff and the entire family.

Darwin

317w ago

so sorry,,,,,but he is in a much better place than we are darwin

Fred T Murphy

317w ago

I worked with Steve on many projects and systems. I helped install the firs IR Transmission gage, Two IR Reflection, offset by 1 !/2 inches. over the next 31 years I continued to work with him. It was always a joy. We talked about many things in his life. His Joy was in his family. He had a truly wonderful mind, inventive and always thinking outside the box. The sixth hole was the home of the Sturminator. My wife did the bus routing for Dublin School system. She had a different challenge every day, during the Tournament. I will always remember him sitting at the table, during lunch. Quiet and humble, he could make a statue laugh when he chose to comment. I wrote this poem When Regen passed: Because I Do Not Know Any Other Way Because I do not know any other way Who can understand the pain? Who can wish for things to be the same? Who can understand as a loved one takes a lonely walk A walk into the quiet night You live for a smile A squeeze of your hand Some small sign that let you know they understand You are with them As you have been Each day is a trial Who can understand what its like? Except someone who has done the same Will there be a moment when I can say goodbye Will he/she know if I am there? Why sit day by day as life and mind slips away Watching the decent to total isolation Oblivious to all that was a life boldly lived Because it is my Father My Mother My Sister My Brother My Spouse For love of them I sit hour by hour To bring what comfort I can Until they walk straight, firm and unbent in the sight of God. Fred T. Murphy Copyright 06/07/2004 Revised June 14,2004 I choose to remember Steve sitting at the table, Huge smile on his face, AccuRay Coffee cup in hand, Fred T. Murphy

Ted Johnston

317w ago

So sorry to here Steve lost his battle. Thoughts and prayers are with y'all.

Ake Hellstrom

317w ago

With sting in my heart, I got the news Steve passed away. Steve was was a superior scientist and good friend. But now gone from this Earth . I am sure however, that Steve went up to that big white laboratory in Heaven he dreamed about. Where he now is explaining for S:t Peter the deep science of measuring paper. Like no one ever did did before, and no one will be able to do later. May I say our humble condolences to Lori . You have been so good for Steve.

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