Steven Douglas Ebert

It was an absolute privelage and honor to work with you, Steve, for your entire time in the Dane County Courts. While I didn't maintain contact with you after you left the bench full time, I thought of you and your wife often and fondly. Rick Baker

STEVE WAS A FRIEND AND CLASSMATE AT MADISON EAST HIGH SCHOOL. LATER IN LIFE HE WOULD ALWAYS TAKE TIME TO STOP BY AND SAY HELLO TO ME AT UWHC WHERE I WORKED. I HAVE THE UTMOST RESPECT FOR STEVE'S ACHIEVEMENTS IN LIFE. THE WORLD HAS LOST A REALLY GREAT GUY. MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO STEVE'S FAMILY AND FRIENDS

I was deeply saddened by Steve's tragic passing. I have known Steve and his wife since high school and you couldn't asked for better people. I wish I could be there to personally share my condolensce to the family, I have retired to Arizona and unable to do so. My wife and Ido extend our most deepest sympathy to Barb and her family. Bill and Mary Stoneking

My sincere condolences to the entire family. Steve was a very compassionate human being. We talked many time when he was working for the A.G.'s Office and I worked for DOA. Often he would call just to check in and see how things were going. The world will miss such an amazing person. Keep the memories close to your heart and he will be with you always. Sincerely, Mary Riggs

Growing up with Steve in the East Side of Madison, we had a great group of guys who liked to play cards in the basement of Bud Chamberlain's (former Coroner) house and fish in the Starkweather creek. Steve was always fun to be around and seemed to really enjoy life. I was stationed close by Steve in Californio and enjoyed spending some time with him. Barb sold me and my wife our first home in Stoughton. Steve, rest in peace. Your frind: Jim Drifke