Steve K. Watt
January 20, 1952 ~ May 13, 2012
Stephen Knight Watt, 60, Mooresville, died May 13, 2012. He was born January 20, 1952, in Rocky Mountain, North Carolina.
Steve worked for Kopetsky Gravel as a heavy equipment operator. He proudly served in the United States Army as a Merchant Marine.
He was preceded in death by his parents, George H. and Jessie (Knight) Watt; birth father, Edward Bryan; brother, Eddie Watt.
Survivors include his sons, Joe Watt of Mississippi, Tommy Watt of Mississippi; brother, Kenny Watt (Vickie) of Mooresville; sister, Bernice Raymer of Indianapolis.
Calling will not be observed. Cremation arrangements are being handled by the Morgan County Crematory, Mooresville. Visit www.carlislebranson.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry.
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Dear Kenny, I am sorry to learn of Steve’s passing. I’ve known Steve since way back in the days we were in high school together. I always liked Steve, he was a good friend and I will always remember him with good thoughts. I guess we would sometimes like to turn back the hands of time to those days when we were young and healthy. I believe Steve must have had more medial problems than anyone I’ve ever known but was hoping he would be with us several more years. I stopped by his room at Miller’s nearly every day this past Jan./Feb. when he was there on the rehab hall and we had some good visits and conversations. You and all of Steve’s loved ones have my heart felt sympathies…Ed Bucker
I miss your sense of humor, Steve! I take comfort in the fact that you’re not suffering anymore. Kathy
Hey Steve, I’m sorry to here that you’ve passed. You and Dad really looked out for each other. I used to talk with Dad every morning over coffee and if you didn’t open your curtains by a certain time he would start to worry. I know you worried about him the same way. I don’t know how many times you called up to the hospital to check on him. I’m glad you had a friend up there to greet you. I don’t know if it’s allowed, but I can sure see you guys getting into some mischief. All my sympathy to your family. Charlotte