Stephen Walter England Obituary

September 17, 2023

Bill Hines wrote a sympathy message

“My deepest condolences to Steves family. We spent years working together, usually 2 weeks at a time at some seismic camp in the high arctic, with Wardair in Yellowknife. Then followed the same procedure on Max’s big airplanes. Only now the time away was in far more pleasurable locations. Steve was a professional and a perfectionist. Most of his time on the jets was as a training Captain, both simulator and line training. He always trained to a high standard. I will miss his mentoring.”

June 6, 2023

Phyllis Bertin wrote a sympathy message

“So sorry to hear of Steve's passing. My sister, Terry, loved him since High School and together they had two lovely boys. Unfortunately, they both predeceased him. It was sad indeed. Steve had a wonderful career as pilot for Max Ward, starting as a bush pilot with him, and later as Wardair's Head Pilot. He flew all over the world for various Airlines, but ended up flying small planes back in Yellowknife. Rest in Peace, Steve . . .”

June 4, 2023

Lynn Carrier wrote a sympathy message

“I was so sorry to hear about Steve's passing. Saw him some years ago at one of the Ex-Yellowknifer reunions. Lynn Carrier (Pappas)”

June 3, 2023

Ardith Serafinchon wrote a sympathy message

“Sincere condolences to Stephen's siblings and families for their loss. Keep each other close during this time of beriefment and sorrow. Ardith (Embleton) Serafinchon”

June 3, 2023

V Mitchell wrote a sympathy message

“My Condolences to Steve's Family and Friends. Memories of Steve at Wardair do not feel that long ago - yet it is. I worked in scheduling and remember his dedication to Wardair. Sad that another Wardair Airlines Family Member has passed. Rest in Peace Steve. Valerie Mitchell-Plant”

June 3, 2023

Ron Chliszczyk wrote a sympathy message

“My Sympathies to all!! Ron C”