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Stephen B. Acunto

Mt. Vernon, New York

1916 - 2018 (Age 101)

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Stephen B. AcuntoMt. Vernon - Stephen B. Acunto of Mt Vernon, NY passed away peacefully on February 5th 2018 at 101 years of age of natural causes. Born on Staten Island to Loretta Berardini and Stefano Acunto in 1916, he lived in Mount Vernon for 86 years and was long active in Westchester...

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I met Coach for the first time in 1986, while his boxing student at WCC. We quickly became friends. I was inspired by his spirit and dedication to the sport of boxing, and his love for human beings. My life has been enriched by knowing and being a part of his life. I believe he lived a full and meaningful life. Although his physical body is no longer on this earth, I can experience him anytime, by simply recalling in my mind's eye the many fond memories of the times we shared together....

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Coach Steve, I am deeply saddened to learn of your passing. I am so grateful to have been trained by you. You have made every minute of your life on Earth productive and meaningful. You will be missed dearly and may you rest in peace.

To Steve's Family,

I JUST (2/25/18) learned of Steve's passing. I am so very sorry. I hope that the best memories (and you have an almost limitless supply!)-- remembrances of laughter, storytelling, accomplishment, the colorful individuals with whom Steve crossed paths, friends, family, love-- help to sustain you through the most difficult days. I have been extremely proud to know that Steve and I were friends. That meant a lot to me. I always got a kick out of coming to the house, and...

Steve was an amazing motivational coach and trainer. He took excellent care of his fighters, I was never mismatched. He would say to me a skinny kid Gustavo you are inch for inch, pound for pound and ounce for ounce the strongest fighter and had me believing it. Thank you Steve for putting all that confidence in me, you are second to none.

With much love and appreciation,
Gustavo Barni

Rest In Peace, Steve. Thank you for 20 years of friendship and guidance. You were first class all the way and a true champion! God bless your soul and you will never be forgotten.

Condolences to the family. Boxing was in his soul. He touched the lives of many.

I'm deeply sorry for the loss of your beloved father and grandfather. May the beautiful memories of him that you cherish provide comfort and strength for you and your family. May you find solace as you endure this most distressing time with our Heavenly Father (Ps. 83:18) who revives the spirit of those hurting. Isaiah 57:15.

Steve, Carol & Family:

Thinking of you and sending my heartfelt condolences.

Kathy Weinheimer