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Esther M (Stepp) Abrahamson, Age 76, of Chippewa Falls, WI passed away on January 17, 2017 in San Antonio, TX.
She was a Loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and friend to many. She was an Executive Assistant until she retired and recently became a Winter Texan. Esther loved spending time with her family and friends, travelling especially to Maui, watching football, fiercely talking politics, and reading novels. She believed in people-their dreams and talents-and would do most anything she could to help them along the way. You will be forever missed, Mom.
Esther was born June 19, 1940 in Bartlesville, OK to Rose (Schmidt) and Clyde Stepp.
Her parents, and her brother, Clyde Edward (Buster) Stepp, preceded her in death.
Esther is survived by sister, Joanne (Richard) Gimlin; sister-in-law, Jan Stepp; and brother, Mark Stepp; daughters, Leanne (Chuck) Gregg, Shelly (Ed) Berens, and Carla; 9 grandchildren; 5 great grandchildren; and her beloved dog, Coco.
The family will host a "Celebration of Life" ceremony in Minnesota mid-June 2017.
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