Steven, I miss my dancing partner. Heavenly Happy Birthday Steven! U are always loved and missed. 

Alan and Jan

One visit with Steve and you would be hooked, you would have a forever friend.  His infectious smile and big heart would enter the room before he made his presence known.  He was the life, the spirit and the center of every function.  Steven could only see “the good” in people, he loved everyone:  we all should should strive to emulate Steve’s kindness:, the world would be a better place…. 

His crooked grin and sparkling eyes are forever embedded on my heart! 

To Steve:

Onward and upward!

I will miss your big Drolet smile and big Drolet heart .  

xx Avery

I remember the moment I met Steve almost 30 years ago:  he looked me in the eye and said, “I’m Steven J. Drolet.”  Steve was excited about the college courses he was taking at the time—a cooking class, photography, and Russian History 101.  I liked overhearing the middle-of-the-night calls between Steve and Brian.  There’d be a long pause, and then Brian would spell out L-E-N-I-N and say “Well, Lenin was a famous Russian who believed in the workers.”  And more descriptions continued in story form.  Followed by pauses, and then I’d hear S-T-A-L-I-N.  Even at 3am, these conversations were never rushed.  Always, there was lots of laughter and at the end of each call, Brian told Steve to keep going, that he was doing great.  In the wee hours of the morning, two brothers—the youngest and the oldest—effortlessly connected.

Sending lots of love to my dear friend, Brian, and to the beautiful Drolet family. 

Maria P

Marilyn McKernan

Steven was so loving and always wanted to make each one he knew happy and he was successful. He loved to dance and I had the pleasure of having a few dances with him. He loved to paint and I have been one of the fortunate recipients to receive some of his work. 

There is another star in heaven and I am sure Steen is having a fantastic time telling stories, reuniting with loved ones, and making many new friends.