Stephen James "Steve" Anselmo

I am extremely sad to see that Steve has passed. I met Steve in 1979-80 when my girlfriends lived across the street from him. He taught me how to play racquetball in the LSU Dungeon courts. He was eccentric, kind, funny, compassionate and he was a really great friend. My friends moved but I would still play a few games with him at LSU but our college paths were going in different directions. I have only seen him a few times since he and I graduated from LSU. I am happy he had a great...

My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family for
the loss of your loved one.
My continued prayers are with you and the family, during
And after these difficult times.
(Psalm 23)

Joanna,

I am very sad to learn of Steve's passing. He was always such a fun guy to be around, and I have great memories of all of us hanging out together, usually where there was great food and great music. He will truly be missed.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always. Your Mississippi Hurricane Katrina Disaster Recovery Family.

Beautiful obit. To my mind, he had all of life’s proper priorities; family, food, fishing and guitars. Life well lived. You did good my friend.

I worked with Steve over the last couple of years and he was a great conversationalist and a valued and respected coworker. Our conversation always ended up talking about food. He kept me posted on speciality food items on sale at various stores. We shared recipes and discussed the menu for the next weekend. Steve went out of his way to make sure you felt welcomed and I considered him a good friend. He will be missed. Prayers to everyone in the Anselmo family.