Steven (Skurv) Brady Liston

Obituary For Steven (Skurv) Brady Liston

Steven Brady Liston passed away on February 27, 2025, at the age of 62. He lived a full and adventurous life, always finding joy in the simple things—whether camping under the stars, hunting and fishing with family and friends, or searching for his next great find (always at an amazing deal) as a passionate collector.

Steven is survived by his son, Travis Brady (Tara) Liston; his daughter, Amanda Lynn Liston; and his beloved grandchildren, Greyson, Charlie, and Lincoln. He also leaves behind his sisters, LaMinda Madenwald and Debra (Robert) Wilde; and his brother, Kelton (Jeneanne) Liston. He was preceded in death by his parents, Gloria and William, and his brother, Clayton (LeAnn) Liston.

Steve had a successful career at Hill Air Force Base working for the Department of Defense for many years. Those who knew Steven will remember him best for his love of the outdoors and his cherished time spent at his property, where he was happiest with a bloody mary in hand, surrounded by great company while listening to good music. Whether riding his motorcycle on the open road or sitting by the campfire with his dogs by his side, he embraced life with a free spirit and a deep love for his family.

Steven will be dearly missed, but his memory will live on in the stories shared, the traditions carried forward, and the countless moments of laughter and adventure he leaves behind.

Steven will be buried at his land, “Life is Good in Talmage”, in Duchesne County on Saturday, March 8, 2025, at 11 AM.

A celebration of life will be held at Jeremiah’s Restaurant in the banquet room on Monday March 10, 2025, from 5-8 PM.

In lieu of flowers, please consider donating on Steven’s behalf to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.

Fly high, Steve. We will miss you.

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March 14, 2025

Steve you were good friend and a hell of an elk hunter! I will never forget the years in the field and campfire with you buddy.

Cecil Zimmerman

March 8, 2025

As you are laid to rest, dear Steve, my heart message is in gratitude for your beautiful children and grand children. They have blessed my life. Thankful for your kind soul. I hope we meet again in heaven! Comfort and peace for your loved ones.

Sandra Crane

March 6, 2025

I will never forget the cherished memories of working with Steve at H.A.F.B. He brought warmth and laughter to every day, making even the toughest moments easier to bear with his infectious smile and kind heart. After retirement, our bond grew even stronger. Living nearby, Steve had a way of showing up unannounced, running up to my backyard with food in hand, grinning as he’d say he just knew I was hungry.

His thoughtfulness and generosity were unmatched — always looking out for those he cared about, always ready to share a meal or a story. Steve had a rare gift for making people feel loved and valued, and his friendly soul touched everyone lucky enough to know him.

God bless you, Steve. Thank you for your unwavering friendship, your kindness, and the countless memories that will live on in my heart. You were truly one of a kind, and I am forever grateful to have had you in my life.
R.I.P. MY FRIEND 🙏

Ben Bertagnolli

March 5, 2025

I worked with Steve for many years in Bldg 507. He was a great guy

Connie Scarborough

March 5, 2025

Steve was one of the most sweet, big-hearted, generous, caring , tough guys I've ever known. He shared his many hours of stories, music, tons of pictures, even his cooking. But most of all, he spoke dearly about his family and his love for his family, his dogs and bragged about his grandchildren. He made me and many others laugh with his great sense of humor. He would drop anything to be there for anyone who needed help. He had many friends and surely they will all miss him. I hope there's motorcycles in heaven for him. I will dearly miss you Steve.

Luanne Fowers

March 5, 2025

Rest in peace my friend I will forever miss you and our Ice Fishing adventures we took, the many days we had together will be forever cherished

Jody Weis

March 5, 2025

Steve and I worked together for over a decade.
He was a good friend. And a dear brother....
May LIGHT Perpetual shine upon him and give him peace

Cleve

March 5, 2025

I remember Steve from high school him and that old green ford truck he loved that thing fly on Steve high and forever

Dan Miller

March 5, 2025

I new him from Hill and what little I did hang out with Steve, he was always in a good mood and always had a story with a laugh... along with trying to give me a coat. 😄 Great guy! I will miss him.

Kerry Glover

March 5, 2025

Knew Steve for quite a long time from working at HAFB. I would see him out duck hunting and always had a good story to tell each other. RIP my friend until we meet again. ✌️ Koz

Michael Kozlowski [Koz]

March 4, 2025

Steve was always one of my favorites. I never ran into him, or he never came to see me, without a smile on his face, regardless of why he was there. He was my kind of person. Rest in peace brother. My condolences to his family.

Clinton Padelsky

March 4, 2025

I have great memories of Steve and all of the hunting and fishing stories we shared. Our boys played baseball together and we always made time to chat about fishing after. He will be missed. I know it's a big loss for his family.

Bill gushue

March 4, 2025

Steve was the best! I will miss him dearly.

Joe E