Steve Hoffer was born January 30, 1960 in Montreal, Canada and passed peacefully on Sunday, October 20, 2013 at the Good Samaritan Hospital, Lafayette, Colorado. He died from complications of dermatomyositis with his devoted family at his side.
Beloved husband of Tina, adoring father of Jazzmin and Sam; brother of Alana, Larry, Andy and Shelley; brother-in-law to Sandi Wong, Rick Wong, Stacy Hoffer, Norm Wolfson, Brenda Joy Lem, and Zohar Shahar; uncle to Tyler, Una, Daavi, Hillary, Nofar and Shaked and son-in-law to Hank Wong.
After studying photography at Ryerson Polytechnical University in Toronto and meeting Tina, the love of his life, Steve followed his brothers to the Boulder, Colorado area, settling in Lafayette.
Steve will be remembered for his larger-than-life personality, his magnetism, and his service to others. His combined passion for sports and photography was shown through his devotion to photographing youth sports leagues throughout the Front Range. For the past twenty one years his dedication has fostered an endearing record of his community. He will be fondly remembered by all who knew him.
Special thanks, for extraordinary and compassionate care, to the nursing staff of the Intensive Care Unit of Exempla Good Samaritan, Kaiser Permanente, Lafayette, Colorado.
Donations, in lieu of flowers can be made to: The Steven Hoffer Youth Sports Foundation, supporting sports for underprivileged youth at www.StevenHoffer.org
A memorial service will be held at Boulder Valley Ice Arena, November 2, 2013 from noon to 2 pm for friends and family.
Beloved husband of Tina, adoring father of Jazzmin and Sam; brother of Alana, Larry, Andy and Shelley; brother-in-law to Sandi Wong, Rick Wong, Stacy Hoffer, Norm Wolfson, Brenda Joy Lem, and Zohar Shahar; uncle to Tyler, Una, Daavi, Hillary, Nofar and Shaked and son-in-law to Hank Wong.
After studying photography at Ryerson Polytechnical University in Toronto and meeting Tina, the love of his life, Steve followed his brothers to the Boulder, Colorado area, settling in Lafayette.
Steve will be remembered for his larger-than-life personality, his magnetism, and his service to others. His combined passion for sports and photography was shown through his devotion to photographing youth sports leagues throughout the Front Range. For the past twenty one years his dedication has fostered an endearing record of his community. He will be fondly remembered by all who knew him.
Special thanks, for extraordinary and compassionate care, to the nursing staff of the Intensive Care Unit of Exempla Good Samaritan, Kaiser Permanente, Lafayette, Colorado.
Donations, in lieu of flowers can be made to: The Steven Hoffer Youth Sports Foundation, supporting sports for underprivileged youth at www.StevenHoffer.org
A memorial service will be held at Boulder Valley Ice Arena, November 2, 2013 from noon to 2 pm for friends and family.
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