Stephen J. Ayers

So glad Steve has not been forgotten, I can't believe it has been a year since Steve has passed away, I think of him every time I go shooting or when the guys are talking about our guns,his name always comes up. Miss you my friend. R.I.P.

I had the pleasure of meeting Steve and Nancy at the Palmer Senior Center. He was such a nice person, as is his wife. Steve will be missed by all who knew him. Nancy, he will always be looking down on you with love. My thoughts and best wishes to the Ayers family. Pam

Steve was a dedicated friend and a valued Engineer at Smith & Wesson, and a member of the Bullseye Competition Pistol Team. I was privileged to be a member also for some 10 years. A good man has joined God's team in Heaven.

We had a great time playing cards with Steve and Nancy. When you think you had him on winning, he always had the winning card. He was a hard one to beat. We miss those days! To the family, our deepest sympathy.

RIP,Mr Ayers. Dad worked there too and I remember Ed Purcell. He died in 2002,Robert Dexter. He would take me shooting out in Ludlow I believe with a 22. My condolence to his family and friends.Carol Dexter Marshall.

Steve will be missed here at Cedarbrook by many . He had such a kind spirit and was such a gentleman. His smile was so warming . Much love , Nurse Lena

What a shame, i have lost a long time friend , I worked with Steve for a lot of years at S&W, and we shot together on the same team for a very long time, what a great guy he was, i saw him 4 or 5 months ago at ceder brook where he lived, and we had a great time talking about old times at the shop. What a great shooter he was,, i never could beat him.I am going to remember all the good times we had together, right down to him eating peanuts just before we would shoot. Condolences to the whole...