Steven Augustus Sanders passed away in his home by natural causes, he was 56 years old. Steve is survived by his daughter Cierra (Sanders) Brown and her husband Travis Brown of Alaska. Mother Virginia Sanders of St. Louis. Brother Stanley (Stan) Sanders of Texas, his daughter Vanessa (nee Sanders) (Nick) Bredehoft, children Leanna, Annabelle and Julie of Texas. Son Dylan (Megan Jane) Sanders, children Pepper, Aria and Jake of North Carolina. Daughter Jordan (Dan) Perkins, children Kyndall, Eden and Avery of St. Louis. Sister Debbie (nee Sanders) Farrow of St. Louis, daughter Aubrielle (Ben) and son Harvey of England. Son Luc of Texas. Sister Shelly Sanders, daughter Angeline (Jim) Cardinale, children Nolan, Joseph, Cian, Holden. Daughter Danielle (Daniel) Cardinale, children Jillian and Lucas of North Carolina. Sister Sherry Sanders-Niemeier (Doug Baker), son Ryan (Dawn) Sanders, children Taylin and Shane. Daughter Lindsey (Josh) Hunt, children Reese and Ronan. Son Vincent (Katie) Niemeier, children Owen Ella and Quinn. Daughter Zoa (Michael) Perez, children Westin, Carter, Lily and Cameron. Son Jacob (Jessica) Niemeier, children Frank, Daryen, Henlei and Nora of Illinois. Brother Scott (Elena) Sanders, children Celina, Cierra and Marina of St. Louis He is preceded in death by his beloved father Cletus A. Sanders. Survived by many other family, too numerous to mention, but they were also a valued part of his life. Steve was Born is St. Louis, February 24, 1967. He graduated from Academy of Math and Science of St. Louis. After school he worked and traveled to many places, AKA Gypsy Steve. His Favorite place he lived was the Island of St. Thomas. He loved island life and the people there. His adventures landed him back in St. Louis his home town. Steve enjoyed many facets of life. He never met a stranger that he would not share a story with or a drink. AKA Story Steve. He loved to try different food, loved history, music and camping. He loved tattooing, auto racing and motorbike racing. He was also a huge Blues Fan and he was quite lucky at the race track. Steve just had the gift to make anyone he met a part of his life. He would always lend an ear, his last dollar or a hand. He was a very loyal dad son, brother, uncle, nephew cousin and friend and will be missed by many. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the charity of your choice.