HAPPY STEAK DAY, Stevie!  In our family, the only time we got steak was on our birthday.  It was a tiny rib eye, often referred to as a "breakfast steak".  But it was the birthday gift we looked forward to the most.  If we were smart, we gave each of our 7 siblings a bite, because that guaranteed us  7 more bites of steak a year.  Bet the steaks in Heaven are a LOT bigger!  Enjoy, Steve!!

Cousin Steve, I knew you growing up and in our teenage years. After I got my drivers license, in the Summertime, I drove to Uncle Paul and Aunt Dottie’s house.

Your laugh was full of energy. You were full of energy. You always had something planned. We went on teenage adventures in cars, on double dates and you provided memories for me. 

Steve…. Rest In Peace…..Cousin Chris Drew

To Ann, Vickie, and family,

Sorry to hear about the death of your brother. Hopefully you have many good memories to comfort you at this trying time.

Kent Robinson

It’s with a heavy heart that I write this. When we were younger I hung out with his younger brother, my cousin Mike. Steve was the cool older cousin. He was always nice to me. I remember he was funny with a great laugh. He left us much to soon for sure.

I am so sorry for your loss! 

Steve, Butch Kirkpatrick and myself hung around together when we lived on Hardigan St..  We were best buddies!

My thoughts, love and prayers are with your family!

Much love!

There's not enough room to share everything that I'd love to say about Steve.  There was only a 17-month difference in our ages, which sometimes was fun and sometimes ....not.  But one thing that I always knew...if I was in trouble, I could call on Steve for support. We shared the same goofy sense of humor and devotion to family and friends. But we were so different too.   I'm Coke to his Mountain Dew and he has always had perfect hair while I do comb mine, but that's about it.  Steve was a good big brother and I cannot possibly quantify the greatness of this loss to me, personally.  To Sandy, Kristen, Joey, Katie, and James, my deepest condolences in solidarity with you.  To Steve, in Heaven, WELCOME HOME.