Steven A. "Steve" Roswold (1947-2016) 

Steve passed away November 22, 2016 in Sequim. He was born to Bertram and Betty Jean (McCoy) Roswold on October 4, 1947, in Redwood City, California. He graduated from Highline High School in Burien, Washington, in 1966 and attended the School of Architecture at the University of Washington from 1966-1970. 

His career was spent under the employ of several international commercial truck companies including Isuzu, Western Star and Hino International. He was a leader in the effort to reduce diesel emissions from our environment by designing fuel-efficient commercial trucks. 

Steve loved to fish anywhere, anytime. He was a "car enthusiast extraordinaire" and loved the process of researching, selecting, renovating and driving vehicles. Rarely would he remember your name, but he always knew what car you drove. 

Every home he owned he made more beautiful. He loved gardening, interior design and landscaping. 

He was a quiet, thoughtful and happy man with a smile that would light up a room and twinkling blue eyes that saw beauty everywhere. He loved all animals and nature. He was kind and genuinely interested in those he called "friend." He is forever a sweet man. 

Steve is survived by his loving and loyal brother, Jim, as well as sister-in-law Susan Roswold and his two nephews, Leif and Luke Roswold. He loved Emily Kearney of Santa Rosa, California, and considered her a daughter. He will be forever loved by Marianne's family: Jerrold and Dolores Jacobberger, Tom and Rita Sullivan, Michael and Cindy Sullivan, Charles and Susan Anderson, John and Stacy Gallagher, and all their children and grandchildren. 

Steve is remembered with love and affection from Jocelyn Trueblood and her family. He so appreciated all his friends in both Port Angeles and the Grass Valley, California, areas. 

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