Steven Blanchfield
January 31, 1983 — December 14, 2024
Steven Pahl Blanchfield, age 41 of Westminster, MD passed away at home surrounded by his wife and family on December 14th, 2024.
Born on January 31st, 1983, in Columbia, MD, Steve grew up in Howard County. Steve served 4 years in the Navy, then worked for his father’s furniture business, Oak Tree Furniture, where he discovered his love of woodworking, carpentry and general hands-on building creating his career path to Glen Arm Building Co., Inc. Steve particularly enjoyed small projects and side jobs in the home improvement field.
Steve is survived by his loving wife, Megan Blanchfield, stepson Kayden Macola, father Joseph Blanchfield, mother Diana Shields, brother Mark (Ashley) Blanchfield, stepbrother Michael Shields, nephews Wyatt & Hudson Blanchfield, nieces Taylor Blanchfield, Alexis (Andy) Alger and Kassidy Bell, mother and father in law, John and Maggie Duerr; father in law Ronald Baker and his four legged “Girls”, Delta & June. Steve joins his stepmother Debbie Blanchfield, stepfather Bob Sheilds, stepbrother Justin, grandmothers, and many more loved ones in eternal peace.
Before his passing, Steve had the opportunity to pen a message for his wife and stepson.
Megan, you are the absolute love of my life and wish I could have met you 30 plus years younger. I would give anything in this world to spend even one more day on this Earth with you. I feel our love was as strong as GGmom’s & GGpop’s and had I been able to stay here with you, we would have given them a run for their money. I love you more than anything, Boo Bear.
Kayden, I am so thankful I was able to be part of your life and watch you grow into the wonderful person you are and will continue to be. You are such an amazing young man, and I am so proud to have been your Bonus Dad.
Those of you who had the opportunity to have known Steve for many years or just meeting him once, know he could not be forgotten. His laughter was contagious, his smile was uplifting, his mind was sharp & his love for politics was strong. He leaves behind cherished memories that will continue to live on in the hearts of everyone he touched and loved.
A celebration of life will be announced at a later date.
Arrangements made by: Burrier-Queen Funeral Home & Crematory, PA., online condolences to www.burrier-queen.com
Born on January 31st, 1983, in Columbia, MD, Steve grew up in Howard County. Steve served 4 years in the Navy, then worked for his father’s furniture business, Oak Tree Furniture, where he discovered his love of woodworking, carpentry and general hands-on building creating his career path to Glen Arm Building Co., Inc. Steve particularly enjoyed small projects and side jobs in the home improvement field.
Steve is survived by his loving wife, Megan Blanchfield, stepson Kayden Macola, father Joseph Blanchfield, mother Diana Shields, brother Mark (Ashley) Blanchfield, stepbrother Michael Shields, nephews Wyatt & Hudson Blanchfield, nieces Taylor Blanchfield, Alexis (Andy) Alger and Kassidy Bell, mother and father in law, John and Maggie Duerr; father in law Ronald Baker and his four legged “Girls”, Delta & June. Steve joins his stepmother Debbie Blanchfield, stepfather Bob Sheilds, stepbrother Justin, grandmothers, and many more loved ones in eternal peace.
Before his passing, Steve had the opportunity to pen a message for his wife and stepson.
Megan, you are the absolute love of my life and wish I could have met you 30 plus years younger. I would give anything in this world to spend even one more day on this Earth with you. I feel our love was as strong as GGmom’s & GGpop’s and had I been able to stay here with you, we would have given them a run for their money. I love you more than anything, Boo Bear.
Kayden, I am so thankful I was able to be part of your life and watch you grow into the wonderful person you are and will continue to be. You are such an amazing young man, and I am so proud to have been your Bonus Dad.
Those of you who had the opportunity to have known Steve for many years or just meeting him once, know he could not be forgotten. His laughter was contagious, his smile was uplifting, his mind was sharp & his love for politics was strong. He leaves behind cherished memories that will continue to live on in the hearts of everyone he touched and loved.
A celebration of life will be announced at a later date.
Arrangements made by: Burrier-Queen Funeral Home & Crematory, PA., online condolences to www.burrier-queen.com
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