Stephen J. CLUBB

Deborah, Marissa and Meredith, Mark and I are sincerely sorry for loss. Steve was always so kind. Such a pleasure to know in work and through the family. He will be remembered with great fondness and that wonderful smile that made everyone else around him feel special. Our deepest sympathies go out to the entire family. Bridget (Daly) Clark and Mark Clark.

Deborah-I am so sorry-Stephen was always so delightful to work with-I very much enjoyed chatting with him at War of the Words and still remember those lovely lobsters he went out to get us when we were at your beach house-Alice

Debbie, our most heartfelt condolences to you and your family. Steve's passing leaves a terrible void but may there be comfort in your loving memories. And may his legacy live on in all those he loved. God Bless.

Dear Marissa, on behalf of your coworkers and the board of The McKenzie Institute, I offer our deepest sympathies and support in the days ahead to you and your family. I have no doubt that your Dad was exceptionally proud of you and what a gift for him to meet Jocelyn to know his legacy carries on.
May you find peace in your loving memories.
Warmest wishes,
Stacey

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Clubb Family throughout this difficult time. (Former East Granby residents)

On behalf of the Northwest Catholic community, I offer my deepest sympathy on the death of Stephen Clubb. Please know that we are holding Stephen, his sister-in-law Anne Clubb and all the Clubb family in our prayers and that we will remember Stephen at our first school-wide Mass in September. We are very sorry for your loss.

~ Kimberly Sanders, Director of Communications, Northwest Catholic High School

Roger & Cathy send comforting wishes from Dublin.