Steven Mac Hayward

In Loving memory Steven Mac Hayward

April 29, 1974 - February 25, 2021

Steven Mac Hayward was born in Redding, CA and raised in Cottonwood, CA by his loving family. On April 29, 1974, his parents, Mac and Vicky, and sister Stacey welcomed him into the world. He adored his beautiful mother who still says he is the love of her life, and loved, played, and giggled with his sister. His dad was his best friend and number one supporter from the day he was born until the day Steven passed away on February 25, 2021. Steven and his dad shared an unbreakable father-son bond. They did everything together, from telling crazy stories about wild turnips, hunting elk in Canada, riding up steep hills at Uncle Orval’s property, to teasing his mom about the silliest of things.

Steven found love at a young age, created a beautiful family, and raised his four children with a love for life and each other. He taught his children how to play hard, never give up, and find a way. He created a magical beginning for all of his children to be born and raised into. While he worked at Win-River, he worked hard, and when he came home, he played hard with his kids, racing RC cars, taking trips to Hawaii, and telling all of his kids to fill their arms full of as much candy as they could at Gas Point Market.

Steven loved to forever cross boundaries and ride or race as fast as he could go, building his “Steven Hayward” confidence every step of the way. He enjoyed riding dirt bikes, racing cars, hunting with his dad, coaching baseball and football, camping, and cuddling with his kids in their couch “box.” He loved his Dallas Cowboys, watching Tony Stewart race around the track in NASCAR, and anything with sugar in it.

Steven will be carried on by his children Brandon, Dani, Steven, and Skyler and his grandchildren Rielyn, Micah, Jayce, Stevey, and Willow. He will be remembered by his mom and dad, Mac and Vicky, sister, Stacey, brotherin-law, Charlie, nephew and nieces, Cody, Mackee, Jo, and Charlee, and his grandma, Teena. He will live and love on in our memory forever.