Steve A. Brummett

steve brummett

May 2, 1953 ~ June 16, 2021

Steve A. Brummett, 68, of Columbus, passed away Wednesday June 16, 2021 at Columbus Regional Hospital. He was born May 2, 1953 in Columbus to the late Charles and Nell (Vance) Brummett and has been a lifelong Columbus resident. Steve was currently employed as a diagnostic development engineer with Cummins, Inc with 33 years of service in corporate security, warranty and technical support. He was very much a people person. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Thursday June 24, 2021 at the Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home with the Rev. Adam Carrigan officiating. Following the service, he will be laid to rest in Bethel Baptist Cemetery. Visitation will be on Wednesday from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at the funeral home. A celebration of Steve’s life will be scheduled later at a place and date to be determined for his many friends and coworkers to remember Steve. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or the Alzheimer’s Association. Steve is survived by his wife, Megan (DeBaun) Brummett whom he married April 24, 1993; sons, Ross (Rebecca) Brummett and Michael (Melissa) Whitcomb, all of Columbus; daughter, Angel (Jay) Brummett-Colbert of Columbus; grandchildren, Brianne, Claire and Seth and his sister, Cheryl (Bruce) Armstrong of Columbus. Steve was preceded in death by his parents, a half brother, Dan Shriner and a half sister, Beverly Farley. You are invited to view his video tribute, light a virtual candle of remembrance and send a message of condolence to the Brummett family via the funeral home website: www.jewellrittman.com

 

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  1. I really enjoyed working with Steve. He was always a character, but he also had so much knowledge and experience. He will be greatly missed. – Michael Larmour (Cummins)

  2. I loved talking to Steve and hearing his stories. Always had a smile on his face and could put one on yours. He will definitely be missed.

  3. Megan,

    When Tomorrow Starts Without Me
    Erica Shea Liupaeter

    When tomorrow starts without me,
    and I’m not there to see;
    If the sun should rise and find your eyes,
    all filled with tears for me;
    I wish so much you wouldn’t cry,
    the way you did today,
    while thinking of the many things,
    we didn’t get to say.
    I know how much you love me,
    as much as I love you,
    and each time that you think of me,
    I know you’ll miss me too;
    But when tomorrow starts without me,
    please try to understand,
    that an Angel came and called my name,
    and took me by the hand,
    and said my place was ready,
    in heaven far above,
    and that I’d have to leave behind,
    all those I dearly love.
    But as I turned to walk away,
    a tear fell from my eye,
    for all life, I’d always thought,
    I didn’t want to die.
    I had so much to live for,
    so much yet to do,
    it seemed almost impossible,
    that I was leaving you.
    I thought of all the yesterdays,
    the good ones and the bad,
    I thought of all the love we shared,
    and all the fun we had.
    If I could relive yesterday,
    just even for awhile,
    I’d say goodbye and kiss you
    and maybe see you smile.
    But then I fully realized,
    that this could never be,
    for emptiness and memories,
    would take the place of me.
    And when I thought of worldly things,
    I might miss come tomorrow,
    I thought of you, and when I did,
    my heart was filled with sorrow.
    But when I walked through heaven’s gates,
    I felt so much at home.
    When God looked down and smiled at me,
    from His great golden throne,
    He said, “This is eternity,
    and all I’ve promised you”.
    Today for life on earth is past,
    but here it starts anew.
    I promise no tomorrow,
    but today will always last,
    and since each day’s the same day,
    there’s no longing for the past.
    But you have been so faithful,
    so trusting and so true.
    Though there were times you did some things,
    you knew you shouldn’t do.
    But you have been forgiven
    and now at last you’re free.
    So won’t you take my hand
    and share my life with me?
    So when tomorrow starts without me,
    don’t think we’re far apart,
    for every time you think of me,
    I’m right here, in your heart.

    I am deeply saddened.

    Al

  4. From the first, I felt like I had found a friend. Thank you for sharing him with us at Cummins. He was a treasure and someone I looked forward to seeing. Will definitely be a different world without his wisdom and friendship. Bless you all.

  5. This is for angel Steve’s daughter she and I were and still are really good friends and wanted her and rest of family know your in my thoughts and prayers I met Steve one time and he seemed like a person that had true care and sincerity very polite angel I am so sorry for your loss deepest sympathy your friend always Jennifer Wilson

  6. I will miss Steve so much! Friends for so long. Have faith Megan and know he will always be with you

  7. I’m so saddened to hear this news. I pray for God’s comfort and strength for Megan and family. The thought of Steve brings so many pleasant memories for me. I was fortunate to have worked with Steve many years with Cummins security department. Steve brought us all his gift of knowledge, hard work ethic, witt, humor, and true friendship. I have nothing but fond memories of Steve. He enjoyed people and Steve was a joy to be around. If you knew Steve, he like to pull pranks. There was hardly a dull moment when around Steve. If there wasn’t anything going on, Steve created some action to go on. It is unfortunate that I hadn’t seen Steve much since my retirement. I’m so sorry for your loss Megan. You and the family are in my thoughts and prayers.

  8. I have known Steve for over 50 years and have a lot if respect and love for him. He use to be my brother in law and we shared many good times. My children, Danny and Christy,, thought the world of him.. He will be missed by many.

  9. Always made me laugh and always made me smarter by spending time listening to me and giving me advice for my issues in life. There was never one time he denied helping me. Greatly missed and never forgotten. We will meet again in due time, old friend.

  10. Thanks for you help on the phone in in our monthly meeting. Support sells and your were a great salesman. Rest in Peace …….. Steve M

  11. A massive hole in the knowledge base of the universe just opened up. Working with Steve for the last 20 + years has taught me that he was the voice of sanity in an insane environment. The pearls of wisdom that he freely handed out were a blessing to all who had the opportunity to work with him. I am honored to have been able to call him friend and am thankful for the guidance he imparted to me over the years.

    Deen

  12. I am so sorry for the loss of Steve. I knew him in high school and ran into him on occasion when I was still in Columbus. Loved his sense of humor and smile, he will be surely missed. Prayers for the family, God bless.

  13. Steve was the most lovable person I have ever met, a knowledge treasure and always available to guide me on personal/professional front like a fatherly figure. He made me comfortable enough to speak about anything and everything and we spent hours sharing our stories and culture. That matters a lot for me who is away from home and family. He liked to make people around him happy & keep smiling by providing his pearls of wisdom, humor, and sarcasm. I am really blessed & honored to meet a dynamic and most lively person like Steve. I have a lot of respect and love for him. I will always miss him as someone who provided true care & warmth in friendship. I am deeply thankful for the guidance and knowledge that he imparted to me.

  14. Megan, You (from the days of “UpTime”), and Steve (as well as Roger) will always be associated with my positive memories of my years in Columbus. So sorry to hear of this loss. You will be in our prayers from TN – Wade Reder

  15. Megan and family, sorry to hear of Steve’s passing. He was always respectful, and a joy to have as a friend at Cummins. I am sure he will be missed by many.

  16. That I missed this I didn’t realize they were sick. My heart goes out to you. I unfortunately have been ill for a few years now and I think the Covid just about finished me off. I am in hospice care. I know what it feels like to lose a husband to this dreadful disease. When I last Chuck. My heart goes out to you. I love you and miss you


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