Steven Golden

Steven Golden, a beloved husband, dedicated stepfather, and cherished friend, passed away peacefully on November 19 2024, in Sierra Vista, Arizona. Born on June 9, 1953, in California, Steven lived a life marked by quiet strength and unwavering loyalty.

A devoted Security Guard by profession, Steven approached his work with the commitment and diligence that he brought to all aspects of his life. He may have been quiet and reserved, making it hard for some to truly get to know him at first, but those fortunate enough to earn his trust experienced the profound depth of his friendship. Once you became a part of Steven’s world, he was a friend for life.

Steven had a wonderful knack for creating precious memories with his beloved spouse, Trisha Golden. Together, they shared simple yet profound moments that illustrated their deep bond—picking flowers, assisting with laundry, and cooking together. These little acts were the threads that wove the fabric of their life, painted with love and companionship.

He embraced various hobbies that reflected his curiosity and passion for life. An avid reader, Steven delved into history, immersing himself in stories of the past, perhaps allowing him to appreciate the present even more. He also enjoyed the intricacies of powder guns and archery, reveling in the precision and focus these activities demanded.

Steven is survived by his loving spouse, Trisha, and his stepsons, Damian and Taevin Mallory, along with his stepdaughter, Wynter Mallory. Each of them holds a unique place in his heart, and the memories they crafted together will undoubtedly echo through the years. His dear friend, Brandon Field, also grieves the loss of a man whose friendship was steadfast and deeply valued.

As we remember Steven, let us celebrate the quiet moments that defined his life—the laughter shared, the achievements earned, and the loving relationships nurtured. While he may no longer be with us in body, his spirit and the love he spread will remain a guiding light for all who knew him. His legacy lives on in the hearts of his family and friends, who will cherish the moments they shared with him forever.