Steven Birchall - St Catherine's Hospice

Steven Birchall 1955 - 2026

A tribute page created by Pamela Birchall

Story

Steve was a loving family man who loved life. He was a joker and everyone’s friend. He never complained and we miss him so much.

Messages (9)

03/09/2026

Rachel Birchall

Miss you dad…every single day xx

02/09/2026

Linda and Howard

The world is not the same without you in it Ste, we had really great times all the four of us, 2 friends meeting 2 friends, falling in love, getting married and having children, we should have written a book it would have been a best seller, fantastic memories we will treasure forever, love you Ste xxx

02/09/2026

Chris Thompson

We have so many memories from the toy farm days. Lots of laughter lots of fun when Steve was around. I remember you going for a hack on Gurkha with Rachel on flint and Mike (can’t remember what Mike rode) you all came back hours later. We loved your and Pam’s company and had many nights out. I remember we went to Cathy gardens and got asked to be quiet of course that didn’t happen. Lost touch when the girls grew up but will forever remember you x

02/09/2026

Steph nolan

Will never forget your infectious laugh and you winding us up as kids! Your hilarious fancy dress outfits at the horse shows and you teaching us all the chicken dance for New Year’s Eve!
What a guy you were Steve!

02/09/2026

Rachel Birchall

Miss you every day dad even when you used to chase me with the pretend spiders. Love you forever xx

02/09/2026

Gill

He was always quick to have a joke and make me laugh on the odd occasion i saw him, usually picking Kaz and me up from the Edinburgh train. Thats how i will remember him.

02/09/2026

Kaz Marsden

Forever in our thoughts and always will be, will continue to do you proud and smile at happy memories, because of course you love to laugh and smile 😊 Love you forever 🎗️💙

02/09/2026

Martin Wainwright

I first met Steve at the age of 14 Steve was 17 when we both raced motorcycle scrambling. That was 1975 i think , we raced many year’s climbing through the ranks untili I had a serious injury at the age of 20, .Me and Steve lost contact for over 30 odd years till I started back racing at the age of 52 ,It was like only yesterday when we met up again, that’s the sort of bloke Steve Birchall was an easy going fun to be with true Gentleman and good family man , I went on a motorbike weekend with steve for his 60th birthday i got to meet his brother and other family members, I was honoured to be invited to his 60 birthday party travelling up from stoke on trent, 3 year’s later we went on my 6oth weekend motor biking, whe I had the news of Steve’s illness i did manage to travel up to see him and kept in touch on how Steve’s health was through Pam considering the distance I kept in touch with Steve through phone messaging, until he became too ill. I managed to attend his funeral which I wouldn’t have missed for the world, a great man lost to all who knew him his dry humour cheeky smile and I’m sure missed even more by his lovely family, Steve Birchall a true Gentleman 👍

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