Stephen Overdahl was ushered into Valhalla on May 18th 2023, after a majestic battle and untimely death. At the time of his passing, Steve had no less than 8 dollars in his wallet along with a “world’s best handyman” ID card. The stories of Steve’s fascinating life may seem sensationalized, but he assures you, everything he has ever said is the truth. Steve was born in Richland Washington. He was a child. Then he became an adolescent. After that, Steve started his illustrious career at Hanford as a nuclear chemical operator, where he was best known for capturing the likenesses of his coworkers in oil and canvas, and showing people a “pretty good time”. In 2002, Steve met Rebecca who was hoodwinked into believing Steve was a stone-cold fox. They married in 2003. Together they had two children, Hayley and Gunnar.

Steve was an active member of his community, belonging to the Wolf Lodge and MENSA since his youth. He was also a long time subscriber to the Reader’s Digest and several other bathroom magazines. Steve had a part-time career as an ACE reporter for the National Tattler and also had such staggering good looks he was once featured in the Sports Illustrated edition of “average mustaches”. His cooking skills were highly rated, and he often received five star reviews from his children. Someone once said Steve was “a special guy”.

Steve was a devoted father, making holidays at home a time for fun and frivolity. He thoroughly enjoyed surprising the kids with disembodied heads, a variety of taxidermized animals, bloody hand prints, and the like. He was also a conscientious pet owner, training cats that were so highly skilled that they never stopped sitting on him even when it was hard to breathe. Steve was quite humble and didn’t like to show-off in front of others, unless you count that time he knocked over a handicap parking sign just to show what a good driver he was.

Steve did not have many regrets in life, except every time he ever ate at Taco Bell, not replacing the batteries in the smoke detectors annually as he had promised himself he would, telling his wife she was right in that argument even though he knew she was, and leaving this earth just a little too early.

Steve did not want any services, but wants to reassure his friends and enemies alike that he will visit you if he is so inclined.