IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Stephen Curtis

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White

Aug 2, 1980 — Aug 19, 2025

Wichita

Obituary

Stephen Curtis White born August 2, 1980, passed away peacefully on August 19th, 2025. Steve (Stephen) was born in Wichita Kansas to Connie and Steve White.

Steve was an avid motorcycle rider; he loved his bikes! Steve enjoyed the outdoors whether it was working in the yard, taking his dogs for a walk or jumping on his Harley to go for a ride. He enjoyed his music and was always trying to influence anyone to listen to a song he found or a new band he discovered.

Steve was a dog lover. His beloved Tucker passed away in the last year, but he had his Basset Hound Dixie and his little buddy Brantley that irritated him to no end but kept him busy and entertained.

Stephen was so loved and very much missed. He would have given anyone the shirt off his back and was known to stop and give cash if he had it to someone less fortunate.

Steve had a heart of gold and was one of the kindest, gentlest, most caring man anyone could ever ask for. If you knew him you were lucky. To love him and be loved by him you would have thought you won the lottery.

He is preceded in death by his Father "Big" Steve, his favorite Uncle Curt. Grandparents -Grandma and Grandpa White, Grandpa Blevins and other family members before him.

Stephen is survived by his Ride or Die Partner in life Robin Sanders and her 2 children Robbie and Jordyn of Derby. His beloved Sister Crystal and husband Brett Prater of Valley Center. Mother Connie White of Wichita. Grandma Blevins of Andover. Stephen's Nieces Gracie, Kylee and Sadie. Can't forget his Aunts, Uncles and many Cousins.

Stephen was cremated in August shortly after his passing and is in safe hands with those that love him.

We as a family ask one thing to honor Stephen and his memory. Check on your loved ones often. If someone is struggling whether it's addiction, mental illness or health issues they need you no matter what. Please never walk away from someone who is struggling because once they are gone you will never get the chance again.

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