The accident occurred on Friday April 4th at about 6:50 p.m. on state Highway 24 near mile marker 63 in Lincoln County.
Stephen Southwick was driving his Honda motorcycle eastbound on Highway 24 when he veered off the left side of the road. He then lost control, struck a barbed-wire fence and was thrown from the motorcycle, according to a news release issued Saturday by the Idaho State Police.
Police say it is unknown what caused him to veer off the roadway.
Southwick was transported by air ambulance to Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise. He was listed in critical condition Saturday evening.
Jamie & Dad
Beauty & the Beast (Mom's suggesion)
Steve and Wendy as requested
In our cozy waiting room!
Dad
Just resting up for surgery :)
Dad's knees and cute shoes
Who wants a pair like this? :)
Trent, Victor, Dad, Scott, Verlon
Whose belly is bigger?
We fun kids.
4/14/08
Trent and Gabrielle entertaining the crowd
4/6/08
Dad in his shower cap.
4/13/08
Steve and Cheri
4/12/08 Look how cute!
Stephen Southwick
4/5/08
Stephen Southwick
4/5/08
Our cute family!
May 2002
11 comments:
Southwick Family, We are so torn up to hear about Steve's accident. We are hoping and praying that Steve has a quick recovery and all goes well. Don't hesitate to call for anything.
Dave Sanders and Family
Please let me know if there is anything I can do from my end--my girls and I are praying for you, Steve--love you Liz Kime and girls Dani and Shelby
You and your family are in my prayers Steve!!!! I have realy enjoyed working with you for the last 7 years and look foreward to many more to come!!! Taylor Hunsaker.......SIRCOMM
I apologize for not having made it down to the hospital sooner. I will check in, in-person with you, but until then, if the family needs ANYTHING please call me. As the union president here in Boise I have some good contacts to assist in whatever your needs may be. And as a long time friend my thoughts and prayers are with Steve and the family.
Kip Wills
703-1546
So sorry to hear about Steve's accident and I pray that he has a fast recovery. I know he is a strong man and will make it through this.
Jocelyne Nunnally
Jerome County Sheriff's Office
Thanks to the many many people who have opened their homes and provided for Cheri and children while they have been in Boise. Keep up the prayers!
Marci - Steve's sister.
to the Southwick family, we all are thinking of you and your trials, at this time,we all pray for a speedy recovery, best wishes for your family, we only wish there was more we could do for you during this emotional/ trying time. Talk to Steve and tell him all of the old Sheriff's are pulling for him.
Caribou Co Sheriff Ray Van Vleet
Hi Steve and family, you are all in my prayers. Steve has done so many things that have helped me in my life that I don't know where to start. Just remember that a postive attitude is the most important thing to have for healing.
Steve, you where always there in the times I needed someone who could understand me better than others. You always listened to me and gave me words of wisdom and advice that I still remember and will never forget.
I still remember getting hugs from you in your "vest", kinda like hugging a brick wall some days. :-)
You are in my thoughts and prayers, as is the whole family.
~ Bridgett
To the ENTIRE Southwick family, we want you to know what a GREAT man Steve is. He is very loved and well thought of. Your ENTIRE family is in our prayers. We are praying that you (the family) has the strenth and courage to make the decisions that will need to be made. This is a life altering challenge for all of you and we pray that our Heavenly Father will give you the strength you need.
Please tell Steve that we LOVE him. He is and will always remain an example to all of us.
Love Gary
love cheyanne you are in my prays
Cheri, Please know that you are in our hearts and prayers at all times. We echo the thoughts of others in wanting to be of service in any way we can. Please tell Steve that we are praying for him. And Cheri, Please take care of yourself.
Love, Jeanette and Harold
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