Steven Kohler Warrenton MO Obituary, Death:- The community of Warrenton and those who knew him far beyond the region are mourning the loss of Steven Joshua Kohler, a devoted pastor, United States military veteran and beloved leader whose passing has deeply affected family, friends and parishioners.
Kohler was widely respected for his service — both in uniform and in the pulpit. After serving his country with honor, he dedicated his life to supporting others through ministry, compassion and community outreach.
As a pastor, he was known for his ability to listen with empathy, encourage those facing hard times and offer spiritual guidance that resonated with people from all walks of life. Members of his congregation remember him as a steady presence whose calm strength inspired confidence and hope.
Whether leading worship, counseling a struggling family, or visiting the sick, Kohler approached each moment with sincerity and a genuine desire to help. Friends have recalled his thoughtful sermons, his warm sense of humor, and the way he made others feel welcomed and valued.
Kohler’s influence extended beyond church walls. He was active in veterans’ support networks, working to ensure fellow service members and their families had access to resources and community support long after their military service ended.
His leadership in both faith and civic life earned him respect across the region. In announcing his death, loved ones described Kohler not just as a pastor and veteran, but as a mentor, friend and source of encouragement. They have asked for prayers for his family — especially his spouse, children and extended relatives — as they grieve his loss.
Funeral arrangements and commemorations of Kohler’s life will be shared by the family. Those who knew him are remembering his legacy of service, kindness and steadfast devotion to others.
Steven Joshua Kohler’s life was one of service — to his country, his community, and the many individuals whose lives he touched through faith, leadership and friendship. He will be deeply missed.