Steve always remember the Marine corp. contingent award you medals at bedside in St Albans Naval Hospital. You were still groggy from anesthesia.The Captain told you at end of ceremony you needed a haircut. You told them what they could do with the medals. Classic Steve sorry we lost touch.
Michael McEvoy
February 21, 2015 | Rogers, AR
Steve you did life your way...Florida to Alaska...surprised by that move but after thinking about...Can just see you jumping out of your car...on the side of the road and going after some salmon...and as strict the laws are in Alaska pertaining to fishing...Your gonna catch em...Steve rest peace....361....
Cheryl Fust-Viehweger
October 12, 2014 | Deland, FL
RIP Steve you were one of the good ones.
Anthony Viscuso
September 30, 2014 | Oakdale, NY
Steve....you have always been on my mind. I wish I could've found you before now. I am heartbroken that I didn't find you time. You were a huge part of my childhood.....I cannot tell you how many times I wished you were my father.....although you treated me like your own and I looked to you as my dad. You made me feel special. Thank you for teaching me how to fish, how to clam by doing the twist, thank you for taking care of me when I was sick, and thank you for making me feel like I...
Melissa Bartow
June 24, 2014 | Holly Springs, NC
You were an inspiration to all of us and a great teacher and father figure. May you rest in peace and watch over us. My heart goes out to your family.
Lisa McCosely (bartow)
June 23, 2014 | Newport, NC
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jonathan zeller
June 15, 2014 | Fort Lauderlade, FL
Seward, Alaska resident, Mr. Steven R. Bartasek, 64, passed away Saturday, May 24, 2014 from cancer at his home in Seward.Per his request, no services will be held. His ashes will be scattered in Montauk, NY and in the Florida Keys. Steven was born May 21, 2014 to Henry G. & Carol E. (Squire) Bartasek in Bay Shore, Long Island, New York He graduated high school and had gone to Iron Workers trade school. Steven had entered into the U.S. Marine Corp serving during Vietnam and had received a National Defense medal, Combat Action Ribbon and Vietnam Service medal until he was honorably discharged October 28, 1971. He was a member of the Ironworkers Local 361 in New York, NY until retiring. Steven also worked as a commercial fisherman and had moved to Seward, Alaska in 2012. He enjoyed fishing, boating, camping and scuba diving. ?His life was short but lived to the fullest, from commercial fishing to Iron working. He succeeded with two of the most dangerous jobs possible. He had no fear; only the drive to accomplish and do a great job. Steve leaves his wife, Janice in Alaska and she wished for him ?tight lines forever,? wrote his wife. Steven was preceded in death by his father, Henry Bartasek; step-mother, Ellie Bartasek; mother, Carol Garvin; and step-father, David Garvin. He is survived by his wife Janice Czerwinski of Seward, AK.Arrangements were cared for by the Anchorage Funeral Home & Crematory. Please visit Steven?s obituary and online guestbook at www.AlaskanFuneral.com
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