Stephen J. Celentano

Awesome memories of a proud dad Steve... always there to cheer on his daughter Amanda playing for Arcadia softball.

Its hard to believe that 3 years have gone by that my friend Steve has been gone. I am able to keep his memory alive by showing the newspaper clippings of the Deborah softball team from the 1980s he coached to fellow Deborah players from that era. I miss him.

Annette, Renee and Amanda,

I am stunned and saddened to learn of Steve's passing. Steve was one of the kindest, highly principled, bright and creative people I have ever met. And, I could say the same thing about all of his family members.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all. God bless!

Annette ,
I am so very sorry for your loss. I know how much he was loved by you all. My god watch over you and help you thorough this very difficult time. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Annette, I am so very sorry. I will keep you and your girls in my thoughts and prayers. If there is anything I can do, please let me know.

Dear Amanda and Family,

There are no words to express how sad I am to hear of the passing of your amazing dad. He was the Hero of your family and I will always remember him thru the stories that you always shared with us. May God provide you and your family with comfort during this time and remember that we are always here for you and your family.

Love,
Keysha, Mateo and Maximilian

I met Steve back in 1979 on my first day of work I’m the business office at Deborah. We became instant friends. All of memories of him are accompanied by a smile.

So sorry to Annette and your beautiful daughters. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Steve and I worked as 3rd shift computer operators together many moons ago at Deborah. He was usually a little late on Fridays because he had to finish watching the Brady Bunch remake. We enjoyed going to 7-11 at 4 am to buy a pint of Ben and Jerry's to make it through our shift.
He was definitely proud of his family, though. Most of our conversations revolved around Annette and his girls and their softball games. He will be sadly missed, but not forgotten.