Guestbook

Steve-Wow! You’re music is great. My son Chris and I heard some horns. Where’d you get those. Sounds like some Van Morrison influence and you know I’m a fan. Can’t wait to hear you next. Hopefully on the 11th!

caroline

Oly: I enjoyed scanning your site while listening to your music. Who knows, I might be able to get Caroline down to Kent for some Italian food again. Dust off your Van Morrison songs if she and I show.

Tadd

it is an honor for me to sign your guest book after all i taught you everything you know about the guitar and im glad to see your tearing it up!! i miss you my good friend take care and god bless you and the family….stacey

For those of you who might be curious, “”Mad Dog”” is my old partner from my days on the Seattle Police Department. When I was an Academy Instructor, he provided me with many entertaining stories to pass along to the police recruits. I have met some of my former students some 15 to 17 years later and many of them have said what they most remember about my classes were the “”Mad Dog “” stories. Unfortunately, after working with him my career was ruined and I had to switch to the Seattle Fire Department………Just kidding of course. Mad Dog (Mike) is like a brother to me and best of all he has a strong love for Jesus. He can give me a ribbing on my website any time he wants. Love you Mad Dog.
Steve (Oly)

WHO is Mad Dog???

Merry Christmas, Steve. Your dedication and service to our good lord serves as an example of what stewardship is. May God continue to bless you and your family with good health and happiness. Keep smiling and spreading joy to those you meet. You are a dear friend. Mike

Hi Steve; thanks for sharing your abundant talents with others to bring a sense of Christ’s presence to them. You have a wonderful gift, and it’s great to see people such as yourself using that gift in praise of the Gift-giver!

Steve, I am so happy for you that you are where you are today. Alissa and I both are planning, and want to, come help you with your concert. You are a wonderful man and a great inspiration to me. I have treasured every moment spent with you in the past. I pray God continues to bless you in the future with all your ventures. I am always there for you too if you need me. Alissa included. Please pray for her. Your pal, Doug.

Not only have you’ve have you aged and gotten uglier (hard to believe yes), your voice sounds like a chainsaw missing a cylinder and a pint low of oil- ouch! Try cutting whatever you’re drinking with some water; this might save what’s left of a membrane previously resembling your vocal chords in a prior life. On a positive note my friend, keep trying because you can only improve from this point on…I hope.

Only a true and dear friend could trash talk you like that and live to laugh about it. Steve, my brother in Christ and soul, I’m very proud of you and your accomplishments. May our good Lord continue to bless you and your family as you serve him in so many ways. Your voice and message in song is invigorating. Godspeed in your mission and journey.

Mikey

Hey Steve, I’m not sure if you remember me or not but I am the manager of Pizza Hut. You came in one night and we were conversing about music and wrote down the name to your site, and as you see, I came to check it out. I’ll be honest with you even tho I’m younger and even though I do completley different music, I have enjoyed not only your music, but your voice as well. I have been doing music since I was 8yrs old and there isn’t a day that goes by where I don’t put my time in so I can tell you this for sure…Your not one of those people who think they got it but don’t have it. You have a gift and your using it the way you should. I wish you the best of luck with your music and I might be doing a song for the Lord myself and if I do, I would love for you to colaberate with me on it. I already have a few ideas so maybe we can set a day aside to meet up. I’ll show you some stuff I’ve done that you might like as well. Thank You -RAIN