John A. Steinhafel

To The Entire Steinhafel Family,

I am deeply saddened to hear of John's passing. He left in indelible mark on my life for many reasons...the drum set, the morning carpool drives to MUHS, ski trips, boating in Door County, and most of all that engaging personality. A month doesn't go by when I do not say to someone "I had to walk to school...uphill...both ways!"
Many are blessed because he touched so many lives. John will always be a part of mine.

Pam and I are so sorry to hear about John passing. We had the pleasure of getting to know him and many family members because of our connection to the furniture industry. He was a really fun guy and great story teller. God bless him and family.
Jim and Pam Wimbish

Maureen and your family
Mike and I are so sorry that we were unable to attend
because my dad {Gordon Wisniewski} died last week and
we are still handling our emotions.
Please accept our sincere condolences
and give our love to your entire family
Mike truly enjoyed working for John because of his kindness to his employees. He will be missed
Nancy {Wisniewski} and Mike Matancsi

My many years of employment with Steinhafels was often highlighted by John's unique character. Certainly one of a kind. Peace and comfort to his family.

As we offer our condolences to the Steinhafel clan, you should know that John's endearing personality and infectious laughter will remain with us for our lives. He made dreary ski slopes all over the world, glow with the light of love. Though we are sad, we will celebrate John's life at every opportunity and remember him always. Love from Camille Canzone and Ron Tarrson.

Our deepest sympathies to John's Family. He will be remembered in our prayers.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Renie and Family,
My deepest sympathy in your loss. John will be fondly remembered and most certainly with a smile! Good memories endure. My thoughts and prayers to you all. Mary Johnson Fischer