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May 19, 2016 - Thanks Annie Williams for sending us this obituary for Steve:
Stephen Edward Jordan
Vietnam Veteran
Stephen Edward Jordan, 41,of 5000 Prentice Place, formerly of Rock Hill, SC died Friday July 21, 1989 at Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte.
Graveside services will be at 11:00 a.m. Monday at Sharon Memorial Park with Father James F. Lyon IV Officiating.
Mr. Jodan was a service representative for 15 years with Mechanical Contractors of Charlotte. He was a Army Veteran of the Vietnam War. He was a York Technical College graduate.
Surviving are his wife Mary Lu Jordan of the home; his daughter Shannon Jordan of the home; his parents H. David and Geraldine Jordan of Rock Hill; two brothers Paul Jordan and John Jordan both of Rock Hill; and four sister Theresa Zimmerman of Savannah, GA.;Bobbie Hardy of Houston, Texas; Kathy Jordan and Claire McNinch both of Rock Hill
The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.m. at Harry and Bryant Chapel.
Memorials may be made to Holy Angel Nursery, 418 North Main Street, Belmont, NC 28012
Previous entry:
Steve was in our junior yearbook, but not our senior yearbook. He was not included in our graduation program. He was associated with the Class of '1966 and we appreciate having this information. Information here was provided by Mike Lamb.
Steve was in the Army. He died at age 40 of lung cancer believed to have been caused by Agent Orange while serving in Vietnam. He lived in Charlotte NC at the time of his death.
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Kenneth Reid Hinson
Steve was a wonderful guy and friend. I worked with him at the old Burger Chef in Rock Hill. He was a manager at the time in 1968. Sad to see him gone at such a young age. He will be missed by all who knew him. Ken Hinson
Tommy Hart
Steve was a friend for many years. We called him JB for a reason I can't comment on here. He was a member of our group and we were proud of calling him a friend. He died much to young and we all miss him very much.Tommy Hart
JB was one of the original NAPBS, so he was our brother. A couple of years ago, during one of our annual meetings, we found his grave, told a few lies about our times together, and shared a fifth of Bourbon with him. He is remembered and missed.Wayne Gillespie
Steve ( JB ) was a very nice person. He had many friends, because of his kindness & easy going spirit.Had an easy laugh. Miss you JB.