Piper50Stunts
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Stephen Lee Piper, 27, of Aberdeen, MD passed away on June 6, 2015. "Lil Piper" was the son of Walter Stevenson Piper and Janet Lee Milton Piper of Aberdeen. He worked as an electrician and was loved by his many friends who will be part of him until they all see him again. He had three Labrador dogs that slept with him every night. His hobby and passion was his Honda car, "White Girl Wasted", and his motorcycle.
June 6, 2015, God gained another beautiful angel. His heart was as big as that smile he always had on his face. As many of you know, he had a collection of toys he held dear to his heart. We want to be able to pay off his truck for his family and help finish his car and his bike. It would be what Piper wanted. He lived for that "white girl" hatch and his kawi.
With such an unexpected loss, his family has taken on quite an amount of expenses and I feel that we all need to come together and help ease some of the worries that come with said expenses. Piper would have done anything within his ability to help his friends and family and its time for us to do the same. He has brought so many of us together at this time of need.
The amount of love that has been shown for him is unbelieveable. He really was an angel in life as well. Touched so many hearts in so many ways. We will never forget you Piper50Stunts. You were the light of your mother's life and you are now in all of our hearts forever. I hope there is plenty of fresh asphalt up there for you to tear up. RIde on forever my sweet friend. Love you.
June 6, 2015, God gained another beautiful angel. His heart was as big as that smile he always had on his face. As many of you know, he had a collection of toys he held dear to his heart. We want to be able to pay off his truck for his family and help finish his car and his bike. It would be what Piper wanted. He lived for that "white girl" hatch and his kawi.
With such an unexpected loss, his family has taken on quite an amount of expenses and I feel that we all need to come together and help ease some of the worries that come with said expenses. Piper would have done anything within his ability to help his friends and family and its time for us to do the same. He has brought so many of us together at this time of need.
The amount of love that has been shown for him is unbelieveable. He really was an angel in life as well. Touched so many hearts in so many ways. We will never forget you Piper50Stunts. You were the light of your mother's life and you are now in all of our hearts forever. I hope there is plenty of fresh asphalt up there for you to tear up. RIde on forever my sweet friend. Love you.
Organizer
Ashley Trent
Organizer
Ady, MD
