"Steven Ray Tibbett, 41, passed away on August 14, 2009 of natural causes. Steven grew up with parents Ron and Jerree Largent and lived at Lake Almanor, Chester, South Lake Tahoe, and Red Bluff, CA where he graduated high school. Steven met the love of his life Dawn Royal and they married in 1992.
Steven worked at Sierra Pacific Industries in Richfield, CA and later moved to Beaverton, OR where he became plant manager of Wood Products, Inc.
Steven is survived by his wife Dawn of 17 years, sons Zachary Marsh, and Syrus Tibbett all of Beaverton, OR, parents Ron and Jerree Largent, brother Chris Largent of Red Bluff, and sister Melinda Jorge of Seattle Washington."
I had many classes with Steven and I liked him very much. Steven and I received so many detentions in typing class I almost lost my after school job. He made me laugh so hard I often cried and for that I would like to say thank you. Detention was never so much fun! Thank you Steven and may God Bless and keep you.
Steven was a funny guy. I remember at graduation we sat near each other. We were joking and laughing and having the times of our lives. If our names,alphabetically, hadn't been so close we might not even have been hanging out together. As we sat there it seemed like everyone in the world was getting their diploma before us. We passed the time telling stories and jokes and commenting on our classmates as their names were announced. Playing everything off like it, graduation, was no big deal. As it got gpt closer and closer to the letter T in our graduation cerimonies we grew more and more excited. It was great fun...anyway, to make a long story short. Graduation with Steven is one of my strongest and best memories from high school.
Steven was my very good childhood friend, beginning about the fifth grade. I remember him as he looked in his youngest photo here. His family and I had great times at numerous church youth group events and we visited each others homes often. I remember him taking me to the Tehama County Fair when I was about 10 or 11. I was shocked to hear recently he passed away two years ago. We had lost touch in high school, but I will always remember my dear friend fondly. I was so pleased to read he had a wonderful wife and sons. You will be missed, Steven.
Jill Slavin (Rose) (1985)
Steven's obituary was in the Daily News."Steven Ray Tibbett, 41, passed away on August 14, 2009 of natural causes. Steven grew up with parents Ron and Jerree Largent and lived at Lake Almanor, Chester, South Lake Tahoe, and Red Bluff, CA where he graduated high school. Steven met the love of his life Dawn Royal and they married in 1992.
Steven worked at Sierra Pacific Industries in Richfield, CA and later moved to Beaverton, OR where he became plant manager of Wood Products, Inc.
Steven is survived by his wife Dawn of 17 years, sons Zachary Marsh, and Syrus Tibbett all of Beaverton, OR, parents Ron and Jerree Largent, brother Chris Largent of Red Bluff, and sister Melinda Jorge of Seattle Washington."
Angela McGuire (Harris) (1985)
I had many classes with Steven and I liked him very much. Steven and I received so many detentions in typing class I almost lost my after school job. He made me laugh so hard I often cried and for that I would like to say thank you. Detention was never so much fun! Thank you Steven and may God Bless and keep you.
Angie McGuire (Harris)
Jim Thompson (1985)
Steven was a funny guy. I remember at graduation we sat near each other. We were joking and laughing and having the times of our lives. If our names,alphabetically, hadn't been so close we might not even have been hanging out together. As we sat there it seemed like everyone in the world was getting their diploma before us. We passed the time telling stories and jokes and commenting on our classmates as their names were announced. Playing everything off like it, graduation, was no big deal. As it got gpt closer and closer to the letter T in our graduation cerimonies we grew more and more excited. It was great fun...anyway, to make a long story short. Graduation with Steven is one of my strongest and best memories from high school.
Shauni Greenlaw (Williams) (1985)
Steven was my very good childhood friend, beginning about the fifth grade. I remember him as he looked in his youngest photo here. His family and I had great times at numerous church youth group events and we visited each others homes often. I remember him taking me to the Tehama County Fair when I was about 10 or 11. I was shocked to hear recently he passed away two years ago. We had lost touch in high school, but I will always remember my dear friend fondly. I was so pleased to read he had a wonderful wife and sons. You will be missed, Steven.