Stephen J. Cain

Steve was my best friend for years in Burlington. I learned alot about human nature, and how to treat people. I'll have a beer soon at the Pub in Steve's honor.

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

To the Cain Family, Art and I are saddened by your loss and the accompanying grief. Warm thoughts and condolences to you all.

I was so saddened to learn yesterday of Steve's passing. I have not seen Steve much in recent years but retain vivid and fond memories of him during our time together at UVM and the following few years when he would from time to time drop in on our lives.
A stalwart of the "Mason 5" gang Steve was a center of energy for many of us at UVM and our introduction to the delights and perils of Burlington. He introduced us to all the local spots ( North Street bars) and was point man on our...

God Bless You Steve, Tad

So,Old CainO has passed on.....Well, he was unique and a nice guy.....sincere.....S'long Steve

My deepest sympathies to the Cain family at this time. Steve was a very good friend of mine and my high school class president. Sorry to say I had not much contact with him lately but on occasion I would run into him in downtown Burlington, he always knew my name and always had a tip for me on the best place to eat here in DC. I will never forget him and I am deeply saddened at his passing.

Stevie was a kind soul. He had a way of brighten your day, no matter what. After I left the pub, I eventually began working at Dot's Market, and when Stevie moved into the neighborhood, I always looked forward to him stopping in for his morning coffee. He always had words of kindness and love towards myself and my family! And his jokes were great, in that Stevie kinda way.