Steven C. Peglow, age 59 of Buffalo, passed away at his residence on December 12, 2019.
Steven was born the son of Charles and Opal (Sommers) Peglow on July 20, 1960 in Elk River, MN.
He is preceded in death by his parents and brother Scott.
Steve is survived by his children, Katie (Jake) Nelson, Kelly (Eric) Tessman, Josh (Kathy) Peglow and Zachary Peglow; grandchildren, Gabriel Rassat, Tiana, Charlie Nelson, Makkal Tessman, Benjamin Nelson and Lucy Nelson; brothers, Stan (Lori) Peglow and Stacey Peglow; sister, Sandy; also nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Memorial visitation for Steve will be held Friday, December 20 from 2:00 – 5:00 p.m. at The Peterson Chapel of Buffalo.
Private family interment to be held at a later date.
We will really miss Steve. We’re thinking of you all and wishing we could be there with all of you. Love you all and know we’re praying for you.
I will always remember summer trips to the resort, boat rides and fishing. Family gatherings, uncle Steve’s sarcastic sense of humor. He certainly left a big hole in our family.
To say I owe Steve Peglow a great deal of thanks for my current success would be a gross understatement. Simply put, I would not be as half as successful of sales person with out his willingness to provide the opportunities to me that he did. Thank you so much Steve, I miss you already. God bless the Peglow families and friends.
Frank Bobick
Our prayers for you and your family. Please tell Gabe my thoughts are with him.
I worked with Steve for over 25 years. I can tell you he was a dedicated manager who cared for his people deeply. Steve was intelligent and quick witted. And he wasn’t afraid to speak his mind to anyone. He was a good hearted man and I know the world is lesser without him.
I am blessed to have met Steve. He and I worked together for many years. He was more than just a co-worker but rather a mentor and friend. I will miss him greatly.
Seeing Steve at work was always a highlight of my day. He always had something funny to say. Hw had a gigantic heart. I will miss you Steve!
So sorry for your loss.
I worked with Steve for over 20 years and found him to be a class act and a caring person to the all that he worked with.I will miss his quick wit and smiling face.
Our thoughts and prayers are with his family in this very difficult time. Rest In Peace Steve
Steve was one that was always up to something, he had a way with practical jokes and not letting comments pass by if it would bring on the laughter. He will be missed and always remembered.God Bless and May Eternal rest be granted on to you and may the Angels and Saints carry you to our Lord as a witness to the goodness, and love, you shared on your journey of life. Peace be with you, and with your Spirit.
I only knew Steve for a short while… That being said, he definitely left an impression on me! We spent roughly ten weeks together getting to know each other in a professional group setting. We became fast friends with one another in our short time together, as he resembled the father figure I wished I always had always known growing up through my youth… Our friendship continued to grow outside of our group setting, and we had plans in place to meet together and enjoy each other’s company many times to come.
I have a deep sadness in my heart about his passing, so many questions, as well as an uncomfortable understanding about it all.
Even though I only knew Steve for a brief amount of time, he definitely has left a long lasting impression on my heart.
Xoxo, love ya Steve!
-Daniel B.