He had an innate ability to connect with everyone he met, never meeting a stranger. Steve couldn’t stay grounded for long though and went on to fly corporate aviation after retirement.Affectionately known as The Ram, Steve was deeply committed to his family, friends, and flying. He landed his dream job flying for FedEx in 1995 where he retired as an Airbus Captain in 2015. He started his commercial airline career in 1981 with Sunbelt Airlines. While there, he was a flight instructor and would ferry airplanes to build his flight time. In 1977, he became a bag handler at Southern Airways where he met and fell in love with his wife, Cheryl. Steve had a love for aviation his entire life. He was a member of Second Presbyterian Church where he came to know and follow Christ. He went on to receive a Bachelor of Business Administration at Memphis State University where he was part of Pi Kappa Alpha and graduated in 1973. After several moves, his family landed in Memphis where Steve attended White Station High School, graduating in 1968. He was even able to acquire exotic pets like a monkey and an ocelot, named Spot. As a boy, Steve lived in Nicaragua and was able to speak fluent Spanish. His love for adventure began at a young age. He was born to the late Robert and Eugenia Ramsey on Jin Somerset, Kentucky. For 72 years, Steve lived a life filled with passion and adventure.

Memorial trees planted for: Stephen Ramsey Stephen Lafon Ramsey of Collierville, Tennessee passed away on Saturday, February 11th, 2023.

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