I met Steve In the early 1980s when I was working as a research technician and Steve was working on his PhD degree under George Manglitz. Steve was always nice and treated everyone with respect. I'll miss him.

I am writing to express my deepest condolences on the passing of Dr. Steve Danielson, a remarkable professor at the University of Nebraska. The news of his departure has left us all deeply saddened. 
Danielson's contributions to the field of entomology and specifically to the entomology department at the University of Nebraska have been profound and far-reaching. He dedicated his life to pursuing knowledge, inspiring countless students and colleagues with his passion for entomology. Dr. Danielson's legacy will continue to shape the field and inspire future entomologists to follow in his footsteps.
As we mourn the loss of Dr. Steve Danielson, it is crucial to honor his memory by preserving and carrying forward his academic legacy. Through our collective efforts, we can continue his groundbreaking research, share his knowledge, and inspire future generations to explore and unravel the wonders of the entomological world.
During this difficult time, please accept my heartfelt sympathies. May the memories of Dr. Danielson's remarkable achievements and impact on many lives provide comfort and solace.
With deepest condolences,
Arnubio Valencia.
Colombian´s visiting professor.

Kathy , Kyle and Jake we are so sorry for your loss. You are in our prayers.

Judy ,Lon,Ben Dyer.

I knew Steve for a long time, and I'll really miss our email contacts.  I first met him in the summer of 1973 when we were working on the Clay County IPM Project.  Later on I got to keep in touch with him when he was a professor in the UNL Entomology Department and I was a research technician there.  I have many wonderful memories of Steve and he was a great friend.

Bob Roselle

Dear Kathy, Jake, and Kyle,
I am so sorry for your loss.  I loved talking to Uncle Steve, especially  about science.  He was very kind and had a dry sense of humor.  I remember him giving us a tour of his lab and seeing hissing cockroaches and ferns.  I remember many noisy family reunions, where I would seek out the quiet corner where Steve was hiding, to talk with him about science, and Dave would talk with him about tractors.    Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Love,
Michelle, Dave, Tim, and Rachel Fosler 

Dr. Danielson was my Ph.D. advisor for little more than 3 years. As an International student my initial days were well taken care of by him. He taught simple etiquettes and his stories always had a learning end. I still remember him talking about being a pilot and flying the single engine aircraft. He always respected my culture and for what i am. His patience towards me was to the highest. He had a kind heart and it reminds me of his support during the aftermath of 1997-98 winter storm. His ethics and integrity were to the highest and i salute him for teaching me that. I am sorry sir that i could not see you again once i left Lincoln. And now i wont be able to see you. But i will remember you forever.  

MY deepest condolences to the family. Om Shanti and may his soul rest in peace.

Steve was a kind man and a good friend.  He was a joy to work with, and a very knowledgeable and patient mentor when I began to advise students.
I loved listening to his stories and all of the little known facts that he managed to find.
He'll be missed.

Dr. Danielson was incredible mentor and friend.  I had the privilege of seeing him every summer from high through my BS.  Then nearly everyday of my graduate career.  He had a heart of gold and always was their to offer advice or just listen.  His kindness and passion in life and of entomology was hard to beat.  Thanks for always being an incredible role model.  

I was not so close to Steve, especially in the final years of his life, but I loved him. He was a great role model for me growing up, both knowledgable and kind. He was a pilot. He was a nerd, and he was always fun to be around. A rare kind of adult I am honored to have known, and called my family. You are not forgotten Uncle Steve, and never will be. Rest in peace.

Steve was a kind and generous friend. He enjoyed sharing his curiosity and interest in the world, and actively looked for items he knew each of his friends would specifically relish. Thank you, Steve, for sharing knowledge of Monarch butterflies and indigenous peoples. And for sharing your high school chemistry notes. 

Jake and Kyle, 
I am so sorry to learn of Uncle Steve's passing. I remember when I was in college, my car wouldn't start because it was freezing cold outside, and Steve came over to jump start my car for me with no complaints.  He was happy to help, that's just the kind of guy he was. 


OBITUARIO

Stephen D Danielson

18 febrero, 1952 – 17 mayo, 2023

Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home & Cemetery

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