Friends and family remember Sgt. Steven Bridges as a man who loved family and was proud to be part of the Army, which he joined right after graduating from high school in 1988.But his mother, Loretta Bridges, said that what really made her shy, reserved son come alive was acting on stage. He revealed a different side of himself when he performed."He loved anything that would get him up there on the stage," Loretta Bridges said.Bridges, 33, of Tracy, Calif., died Dec. 8, 2003, in a vehicle accident in Iraq. A veteran of Operation Desert Storm, he was stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash.Survivors include his wife, Debbie, 6-year-old daughter, Sarrah, and three stepchildren.
Friends and family remember Sgt. Steven Bridges as a man who loved family and was proud to be part of the Army, which he joined right after graduating from high school in 1988.But his mother, Loretta Bridges, said that what really made her shy, reserved son come alive was acting on stage. He revealed a different side of himself when he performed."He loved anything that would get him up there on the stage," Loretta Bridges said.Bridges, 33, of Tracy, Calif., died Dec. 8, 2003, in a vehicle accident in Iraq. A veteran of Operation Desert Storm, he was stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash.Survivors include his wife, Debbie, 6-year-old daughter, Sarrah, and three stepchildren.
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