Steve Irwin

1962 - 2006
Age44 years
Date of Birth2/1962
Date of Death9/2006
Visitors14,870 since 04/09/2006
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Steve Irwin
22nd February 1962-4th September 2006
44 years old
Australia
Wife: Terri Irwin
Daughter: Bindi
Son:Bob
Died after a being stung by a stingray while filming on the Great Barrier Reef.


Steve Irwin, was and always will be a hero for many.
He is The Man, The Legend, The Hero to all animal lovers throughout the world. He will live on
through many a heart and will always be loved and never forgotten.


My thoughts, love and best wishes go out to all those close to him, especially his wife and
children.

A fan emailed this list of key gates to me, thank you, tina.

Feb. 22, 1962: Stephen Robert Irwin is born near Melbourne.

Feb. 22, 1968: Irwin receives a 12-foot-long scrub python for his 6th birthday.

1980s: Irwin volunteers for Queensland's crocodile relocation program, trapping
problem crocodiles.

1991: Irwin takes over his father's reptile park when his parents retire and
begins building Australia Zoo into a tourist icon.

1991: Irwin marries Terri Raines, a tourist from Eugene, Ore. Footage from their
honeymoon becomes the first episode of The Crocodile Hunter in Australia.

1992: The Crocodile Hunter is picked up by the Discovery Network, shown
worldwide.

2001: Irwin makes a cameo in the Eddie Murphy film Dr. Dolittle 2, in which he
attempts to wrestle an alligator and loses an arm.

2002: Irwin releases his first feature film The Crocodile Hunter: Collision
Course.

Oct. 2003: Prime Minister John Howard invites Irwin to lunch with President Bush
in Canberra.

Jan. 2004: Irwin provokes an international outcry after being filmed holding his
1-month-old son, Bob, while feeding a snapping crocodile.

June 2004: Irwin is investigated for a possible criminal breach of Australian
wildlife laws after allegedly clowning around with whales and penguins while
filming a documentary in Antarctica. He is cleared of wrongdoing.

Sept. 4, 2006: Irwin is fatally stabbed in the chest by a stingray barb while
filming a television segment on Australia's Great Barrier Reef.

(i have created a forum so that fans from all over the world can come and chat and keep the memory
of steve alive, please copy and paste the link into your browser to come along and join us
http://steveirwinfans.proboards59.com/index.cgi thank you and hope to see you there)


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GOODNIGHT MATE

Steve had an enthusiasm for life and animals that i hope will live on in the next generation.

He is a great lose to Australia and the world


good night Blue xxxxxxx

Andrea (Cousin) September 5, 2006

Sleep Well Steve

I still cant believe you're gone.
You will live on in all our hearts forever. May your outstanding work continue throughout the planet.

Steve Irwin. The man, The legend, The life.

Always remembered

xxx

Debby (Fan) September 5, 2006

R.I.P. STEVO

My family and I are still finding it hard to believe you have gone. You kept us entertained for many years and will carry on doing so through your wonderful documentries. Our love, thoughts and Prayers go out to Terri, Bindi and Bob. And also to the rest of your family and friends RIP Mate ....

Roxanne Vernon (A HUGE fan) September 5, 2006

RIP

RIP to a legend that died too soon, at least he died doing what he loved best. Documentaries will never be the same again!!

Oliver Merriman (Fan) September 5, 2006

R.I.P Steve Irwin

What a huge loss to the animal kingdom and his dear family to which my heart goes out , if there is such a thing as the after life i am sure you will be chasin some crocs about up there letting them know who is boss .will never forget your heroic battles and great sense of humour take care my friend we will meet some day in the great outback in the sky ,thoughts our with your family at this hard time and like you i hope your good wife and family keep the spirit alive. rest well my friend
crocs rule

Sheep September 5, 2006

'CROC'S RULE'

Wherever you are mate, I'm thinking of you. What you did in your short life, and, what you liveed for will always be remembered. We shared our interests in Reptiles, I only wish I could of met you. You are and always will be my idol. Look down upon us and guide us. I'll see you some day, remember 'Crocs Rule'.


Terri, Bindi, Bob, I'm thinking of you all.

Stephen Puttick (Honoured fan.) September 5, 2006

To Steve - a true legend.

such a massive tragic loss of a fantastic conservationist, educator and loving family man. Your never ending contagious enthusiasm, passion for life and amazing contributions to wildlife. These are rare qualities these days but you had them all. You restored my faith in good people and that legacy will live on. You seemed invincible steve!!there really is no justice, you were pure and simply a fantastic man.
Its a shame it takes someone to die before we tell them how amazing they were,eh? you were a legend steve, it is so unbelieveably sad and gives me such a heavy heart, sending love and condolences to Terri, Bindi Sue, Bob and everyone who loved and knew him. RIP Steve.

Natalie (Simply a fan) September 5, 2006

RIP STEVE
Cant believe he is gone, you will always be remembered, sending my love to his family x x x x

Keeley September 5, 2006

R.I.P Steve

My thought go out to Terri and the children along with all the friends who truely appretiated this man for what he did for conservation.

Steve was a much loved person within the reptile community of the UK and will be sorely missed by us and many millions more.

Rest In Peace Steve

Ryan (A huge fan) September 5, 2006

RIP Steve

I'm gutted

Lindsey (Fan) September 5, 2006
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