"Baseball" as you always called it was our favorite time with you and Ma.  This was taken in 2014, one of my favorites.  Kaylah loved having you there to cheer her on.

Daddy, I would have never thought this would be our last picture together.  I cherish every moment that we've had together and will always be your "baby girl"!

Steve was always kind, loving, fun and an all around great guy!  I won’t go into our family history since I think Mike has already done that. Just know that Steve is loved deeply and mourned with an exquisite soul shattering pain that although will diminish in the months and years to come, will never fade away.  He is in the loving arms of Jesus now and laughing!  His joy is magnified especially because he is with the rest of our amazing and wonderful family that predeceased him.  His body is shed and his spirit is in paradise.

This is my big brother and me on my first birthday in 1952. Steve was my hero. I called him PeeWee because he was a Boy Scout and PeeWee Harris was his favorite cartoon character in Boys Life magazine. I love my brother so much. When I was a little girl he was my protector. Rest in peace, big brother, I will be with you in heaven in the twinkling of an eye, or in another 30 years, whichever comes first.

Another generation of Agerton was added to the tree.

Their Beautiful Wedding Day In Carson City!

I'm  going to really miss our Beer Days, Coffee Mornings,  On the Grill Burger Lunches and just sitting in the Back Yard just Relaxing. Yes, Days are going to be a little different now knowing your gone but, We'll carry on as long as we can.  I'm really going to miss you. My  Deepest Condolences to All the family.  Steve was  a Special Guy...Gone But, Not Forgotten!   "OORAH!"

I have lots of stories and memories about my Big Brother, this one was when he was in the 9th grade in 1957.
Steve hated to fly... Here's why.
In January 1957 Steve was a student at Pacoima Jr High School in Los Angeles practicing graduation exercises when a Douglas DC-7 Airliner crashed head on into an Air Force F-89 jet fighter over the school. The DC7 crashed into the school yard where it exploded into a flaming wreckage. On the playground, students were ending PE activities and heading back to class. 3 students were killed and another 75 students were injured. Steve watched as this horror took place, the memory of this incident affected Steve tremendously and gave him a fear of flying that he never got over.

Steve in the middle, Mike Bottom left, Arvilla on Mom's lap bottom right. Dad is in the back row, second from right.
Grandma & Grandpa Schwarz sitting in the second row in the middle 
(I think this was about 1951)

I tried to put these photos in chronological order from the beginning in 1941 to the later years...

Papa, 
       I want you to know I love you and thank you for giving me the best memories a girl could ask for. I love you.

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Steven Lawrence Agerton

June 28, 1941 – May 8, 2026

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