Photo by Hans Hallgren.

An estimated 600 to 700 friends, family and community members visited Field Four at Loudy-Simpson Park on Friday afternoon to pay respects to the late Steve Ivers, a community member who died May 11. The longtime resident and youth coach battled cancer for two years. The field was dedicated as “Steve Ivers Field.”

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