Friday, January 25, 2019
I worked with Steve, as we called him, at the Seattle King County Department of Public Health when it was housed in the Smith Tower in Seattle in the late 1980s. We became great friends. Steve was a talented colleague, our computerized data management specialist in the groundwater protection program. His computer skills were better than all of the rest of us, and we felt lucky to have him on our team. Not only was he good at doing the work, he had a subtle, perceptive sense of humor that lifted us up out of the doldrums. His laugh was infectious. Learning about his diving and writing were a revelation. Many of us work towards protecting the environment. Not many weave their care and concern for nature together with an outdoor sport, photography, and writing. The outcome was a guide to bring others into the undersea world which he loved. Steve was a treasure.
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