Stevie Blunder, born on February 29, 2000, in the picturesque town of Logan, departed from this world on January 29, 2026, leaving behind a legacy as colorful and eccentric as his spirited personality. The world will forever remember Stevie not just as the celebrity who made history as the first person to walk on the moon without an oxygen tank, but also for the joyful, goofy laughter he amplified in every room he entered.

Stevie’s academic journey was a humble one, as he graduated from Ben Lomond High School at the very bottom of his class—a badge he wore with pride, illustrating not every achievement adheres to the conventional molds of success. His wit and humor were unparalleled; there was rarely a moment in his presence that did not erupt into laughter, often sparked by his unintentional antics arising from quirks like walking in circles, a characteristic stemming from one leg being longer than the other. It was a testament to his charm that even his idiosyncrasies managed to inject joy into the lives of those around him.

In addition to his unconventional strides in the scientific community, Stevie was known for his unabashed love for cheese balls, famously consuming an astonishing whole bucket in one sitting—a proud accomplishment that remains a fun anecdote cherished by those who had the pleasure of knowing him.

Stevie leaves behind his beloved sister, Evie Blunder, whose unwavering support mirrored the affection that enveloped their bond. Alongside her, his loyal companion Brian, a dog who shared in the abundance of Stevie's love, now navigates a world dimmed by the absence of his playful friend.

His final moments took place in the heart of Logan, nestled within the loving arms of his barber, a fitting end for a man who approached life with humor, grace, and an unquenchable zest for living.

Stevie Blunder will forever remain a delightful memory—his goofy jokes, whimsical spirit, and his audacious journey across the cosmos echoing in our hearts. May he rest peacefully as we continue to celebrate his legacy, a reminder of the laughter and eccentricity that life can offer.