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Stephen Earl Colp

August 20, 1962 ~ December 14, 2018

Stephen Earl Colp

It is with great sadness that Stephen’s family announce his unexpected passing at the Whitehorse Hospital on December 14, 2018, with his sister and brother at his side.

He is predeceased by his dad Earl in 2012 and is survived by his loving mom Jean of Nanaimo, BC; sister Nancy of Nanaimo, and son Kevin of Victoria, BC; daughter Allyson of Calgary, AB; brother Allan (Shelley) and children Natasha and Jordan, all of Fort St. James, BC.

Steve was born and raised in Nanaimo, B.C., and attended BCIT. His career as a Resource/Mining Inspector included 10 years with the Federal Government in Yellowknife and the last 25 years with Energy Mines and Resources of the Yukon Government as a Senior Inspector. He travelled extensively throughout the territories which included trips to the North Pole and Ellsmere Island. He retired in 2018 and was looking forward to visiting family and friends across Canada but planned to continue calling the Yukon home.

Steve had a passion for the outdoors especially hunting and fishing with family and friends. He had cherished memories of special trips with his dad and brother and most recently with his cousin Paul. He loved just taking off in his truck and camper to be with nature. He was talented with all things construction, mechanical and electrical and even played the saxophone in his high school Dixieland Band. He will be forever remembered for his keen sense of humour and caring nature.

The family would like to thank Dr. Ross Phillips and the hospital Medical Unit nursing staff for the compassionate care shown and provided to Steve during this

difficult time. Thank you to his close friends and colleagues for supporting Steve and for their kindness expressed at his passing. And special thanks to Heritage North Funeral Home staff for their care and assistance. Condolences may be posted on their website at www.heritagenorth.ca. Donations may be made in Stephen’s name to the Yukon Hospital Foundation.

Rest in Peace Stephen. We will hold you in our hearts forever.

Comments (3)
  • 11 January 2019

    we met Steve only a couple of times, once in Nova Scotia and once in Whitehorse.He will be sorely missed and our condolences go out to his family and friends.God Bless, Roger and Faye Bronson, Allyson’s grandparents.

  • 19 January 2019

    Sincere condolences to all family & friends. . .I will miss you & your smiling eyes so much. . .you were one of the most genuine people I have ever known & I am proud to call you my friend. . .I’ll be looking for your dancing star way up there. . .I am so happy we both made time to meet up for lunch that day. . .may you be in peace. . .love you. . .

  • 9 February 2019

    Oh Steve. RIP buddy, you were a great guy and you will be missed dearly.
    Love and hugs to your family.
    Love always,
    Talitha

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