Steven James Chadwick
January 14, 1957 - September 08, 2017
Obituary
PARDEEVILLE/MIDDLETON-Steven J Chadwick, age 60, of Pardeeville, passed away on Friday, Sept. 8, 2017, after a long battle with essential tremors. He was born on Jan. 14, 1957, to Frederic and Anna Marie Chadwick. Steve graduated from Middleton High School and worked as a chef for the Hatch Cover restaurant. Before his illness, Steve loved playing his guitars, enjoyed going fishing and playing cards. He also loved his two cats, a good Packer game, feeding his patio critters and an occasional trip to Ho Chunk Casino with his good friend Jack, who also ran many errands for Steve. He is survived by his sisters, Kathy Speth and Kim (Donald) Ossmann; a sister in-law, Cindy Chadwick; and nieces and nephews and their children. He is preceded in death by his parents; sister, Terri; a brother, Fred and a nephew, Cody. We love you Steve and we will miss you always. Out of respect for Steve and his private lifestyle, burial services will be reserved for immediate family. Thanks to all who shared in his life and reaped the rewards of his friendship and love.
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Dana Meyer
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My fondness memories of my friend Steve was the years we played in our basement band together.
I will miss you my good friend.
Dana & Kari Meyer.
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Jim Boschuetz
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Hello Chadwick family. Steve and I were great friends in grade school at Sauk Trail in Middleton. Steve and I would play pick up basketball out there on the playground by the gym until we were exhausted. He had a wry sense of humor and a sharp wit. I'm saddened to hear of his passing. I was unaware of his affliction and lost contact with him since high school. My faith tells me he is in Gods loving hands and shines brightly down from us with the other stars at night. - Jim Boschuetz
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Gary Mier
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Sorry buddy!!
I always wondered where the heck you were and now I know, but way too late to get together. I see you were suffering and I'm very sad that you were. We all had a lot of good laughs, fun times and our memories will never leave us. I knew you lost other loved ones too early as well, but you're headed towards one hell of a get together with some of the greatest people one could ever want. You grew up that steep hill off Century Ave, way way out there which seemed too far to get to on foot. Ha HA silly now!!
Too bad it takes someones passing to allow your brain to sweep through your entire life with ones that made a difference.
Here's to no more terrible tremors, pains or suffering. You will be missed!!