Birth date: Dec 7, 1933 Death date: Jan 11, 2015
John L. Stepp was born December 7, 1933 in Braggs, Oklahoma and passed away January 11, 2015 in Muskogee, Oklahoma. John is survived by his son Bruce Stepp; daughter Vickie Hightower and her husband Roy; son Steve Stepp and numero Read Obituary
Just wanted to say sorry for your loss. We think of you all the time. Danny and Mira Hesterlee
John was my best friend from Junior High School. We shared many good times and memories. I was Honored to be his Best Man in He and Dorothy's wedding and he was at mine. I will miss John. Thank for being my friend, Buddy Jerry Oman
Sure love you John and I already miss you so. These last few years have been trying, sad, happy, victorious and sometimes quite funny. I choose to remember the happiest times. I prayed for you daily to keep in touch with your God and your family. Your Sis, ShirleneYou told me during last three years that you sure learned a lot about me. Hmmm
Uncle John,Getting to spend some time with you the last few years brought back some great memories of camping and fishing at Tenkiller and Greenleaf, along with games as simple as coffee lid / broomstick baseball in Granny and Grandpa's back yard. And many other memories with You, Dorothy, Steve, Vickie and Bruce to numerous to mention. May God bring healing, strength and a peace that only he can give to the family in this time of loss.Paul Oman
Uncle John,Getting to spend time with you the last few years brought back great memories of family camping and fishing trips on Tenkiller and Greenleaf lake, along with simple family games like coffee lid/broomstick baseball in Granny and Grandpa's back yard. And many other great memories with Dorothy,Steve, Vickie and Bruce. May God bring strength and peace to all the family in this time of loss.Paul Oman
My prayers with Stephen,Vickie,Bruce, and the rest of the family, I will always cherish all the times we were together camping and fishing. I have moved back to Broken Arrow, and would love to see all of you, or give me a call at (918)355-0732. We have many things to catch up on. I love you all. Aunt Virginia Lamascus
Uncle John. You will be missed around our kitchen table. We will always think of you when we fry fish or have a big family get together. These last 3 years have been a blessing for us as we got to know you again. Thank you for your kind and loving nature towards me and chuck and our grandchildren. Tammie
John was a true blessing to my moms life. He had a quick whit, was kind hearted and joy to be around. He will be truly missed. Angel Westbrook
