A tragic time WE can help RIP Steve
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Tragically on Saturday April 23 2016, Steve Bergeron (28) better known to some as BIGGY, was involved in a horrific motorcycle accident just north west of Princeton MN, his home town. He was airlifted to North Memorial Hospital, over the next few days "WE" his friends and family all hoped and prayed for the best. Tragically on Wednesday the 27th we lost a very special man... Steve Bergeron.
Steve's nickname has been BIGGY sence we were 13 or 14 years old. The name fit so well not because of his size or stature but because of his BIG smile and GIANT heart. Nearly 20 years I've had the pleasure of being close friends with BIGGY and I cannot recall one time being upset or angry with him. I could not count how many times BIGGY was there to help me or anyone for that matter, wether it be a gallon of gas because you ran out, or you needed help all weekend moving mountains. He'd be there, with comments like "you cant afford me" or "just wait until you get the bill on this one" and at the end of the day he would not allow you to give him money. He was such a great all around man!
Steve lived a simple life. Spending most of his free time with friends, family, and his dog Waylon. A few years ago Steve found a new passion for riding motorcycles. It progessed just like any mans hobby. He started small, got a good beginners bike and rode when ever he could. He talked about about getting a Harley for at least 2 years I'd say. About 1 year ago Steve got that Harley Davidson and his love for the open road grew deeper then ever. You could see and feel the spirit of his inner child getting excited just talking about riding. It became his passion and a passion he could share with a lot of close friends. 
Steve was an honest, hardworking, caring, and a giving man. The world will be dimmer without him. He will be missed by so many as a best friend, a great co worker, a big brother, a little brother, and an amazing son.
No words can explain the pain his family is going through right now! No amount of money will ever fill the void that they will feel forever losing him so soon! But knowing BIGGY as long as I have, I know he would never ever put a financial burden of any kind on his family if he could avoid it. With this kind of tragedy comes very expensive medical costs that can overwhelm anyone so much, especially in a time of grieving. I know BIGGY would appreciate anyones help so much, if they can help donate any amount what so ever to help his family get through this very difficult time. Steve would be the first one to help anyone of us and our families if he could. WE have the opportunity to help his family right now, so please if you can make a donation towards these very expensive medical expenses it would mean the world to BIGGY!
Ride In Peace BIGGY
See you on the other side brother!
Steve's nickname has been BIGGY sence we were 13 or 14 years old. The name fit so well not because of his size or stature but because of his BIG smile and GIANT heart. Nearly 20 years I've had the pleasure of being close friends with BIGGY and I cannot recall one time being upset or angry with him. I could not count how many times BIGGY was there to help me or anyone for that matter, wether it be a gallon of gas because you ran out, or you needed help all weekend moving mountains. He'd be there, with comments like "you cant afford me" or "just wait until you get the bill on this one" and at the end of the day he would not allow you to give him money. He was such a great all around man!
Steve lived a simple life. Spending most of his free time with friends, family, and his dog Waylon. A few years ago Steve found a new passion for riding motorcycles. It progessed just like any mans hobby. He started small, got a good beginners bike and rode when ever he could. He talked about about getting a Harley for at least 2 years I'd say. About 1 year ago Steve got that Harley Davidson and his love for the open road grew deeper then ever. You could see and feel the spirit of his inner child getting excited just talking about riding. It became his passion and a passion he could share with a lot of close friends. Steve was an honest, hardworking, caring, and a giving man. The world will be dimmer without him. He will be missed by so many as a best friend, a great co worker, a big brother, a little brother, and an amazing son.
No words can explain the pain his family is going through right now! No amount of money will ever fill the void that they will feel forever losing him so soon! But knowing BIGGY as long as I have, I know he would never ever put a financial burden of any kind on his family if he could avoid it. With this kind of tragedy comes very expensive medical costs that can overwhelm anyone so much, especially in a time of grieving. I know BIGGY would appreciate anyones help so much, if they can help donate any amount what so ever to help his family get through this very difficult time. Steve would be the first one to help anyone of us and our families if he could. WE have the opportunity to help his family right now, so please if you can make a donation towards these very expensive medical expenses it would mean the world to BIGGY!
Ride In Peace BIGGY
See you on the other side brother!
Organizer and beneficiary
Klayton George
Organizer
Princeton, MN
cindy benson
Beneficiary
