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| Full Name | Stephen Curtis Wilkinson |
| Birthdate/Birthplace | August 18, 1955 in Belleville, Ontario, Canada |
| Education | Prince Edward College |
| Family | Dad - Gordon, Mom - Marilyn, Sisters - April, Kelly and Kathy, Brothers - Gordon and Tom |
| Favorite Time of Year | Spring |
| Married | 19 years - September 14, 1979 |
| Children | Amanda, Tyler and Kiaya |
| Pets | Cat - Chaplin, Hedgehogs - Tiggy, ?, ?, ?, ? |
| Instruments Played | Piano, guitar and harmonica |
| Favorite Sport | Baseball |
| Favorite Food/Drink | Caeser salada & Dr. Pepper |
| Favorite Ice Cream | Rocky Road |
| Favorite Snack | Raw baby carrots |
| First Musical Performance | Age 4 - Sange Charlie Brown for neighbors and got paid five cents |
| First Song Ever Fully Learned | 500 Miles |
| First Paying Music Job | Weekend Band |
| First Paying Non-Music Job | Paper Boy |
| Height | 5'7" |
| Color of Hair/Eyes | Brown hair and blue eyes |
| I Never leave home without... | Clean underware (mom always told me) |
| Goals | To continue writing and performing. Dream about winning song of the year! |
| Influences | James Taylor, Ricky Skaggs and Merle Haggard |
| Hobbies | Fishing, hunting and scuba diving |
| Favorite Songs Written | Pretty Red Shoes, Shame on Me, 26 Cents |
| Favorite Songs (Written By Others) | Better Than Blue by Ranndy Goodrum and I Can't Make You Love Me by Mike Reid |
| Favorite Artists | Vince Gill and Martina McBride |
| Favorite Songwriter | Gary Burr |
| Favorite Book | All Over But the Shoutin' |
| Favorite Movie | Field of Dreams |
| Favorite Actor/Actress | Jimmy Stewart, Harrison Ford and Meg Ryan |
| Favorite Sports Team | Atlanta Braves |
| Favorite Restaurant | Matsuhisa - Los Angeles |
| Favorite Place | Abes Lake - Canada |
| Favorite Color | Blue |
| Favorite Car | Old Chevy Pickups |
| Biggest Event of Your Life | The birth of my kids |
| Worst Habit | Procrastination |
| Pet Peeve | People who insist on being politically correct |
Editorial Opinions: Steve is the behind-the-scenes force of many of the Wilkinsons songs. He wrote or cowrote a majority of the songs they have released, ranging in message from that of 26 Cents to The Only Rose, but always an optimistic and good-willed view. He has a subtel way of forcing some messages into words, and more than once the lyrical content has impressed me the more I stop to think about it.