Stephen Connors

Truly sorry for your loss. I am so sad to come across this (albeit a little late). Stephen was our landlord on Floral St in Newton for 5 years. It was our first apartment as a couple and we were engaged and married while living there. Steve will always hold a special place in our hearts.

Brian and Kristin Raymond

A small world story about Stephen. My name is John Connors. I first heard of Stephen in Little League. His name was on a roster with mine, but we ended up on separate teams and I never met him on the field. A few years later we were scheduled for the same Sunday school class but he and I were never in class at the same time. I went off to a private high school, so we missed the opportunity to meet at Needham High but Stephen and I had mutual friends there. We both went to UMass,...

Steve, you left every room you exited better off for having been there. Thanks for your love, your humor, your wisdom, and your amazing spirit.

For much more on the inspiring life of Steve Connors, including stories of friends, photos, and videos, please visit:
http://www.stephenrconnors.com/

Steve, you will be missed! Thank you for your contributions to my MIT projects on commercializing grid-scale energy storage and vehicle-to-grid technologies. Always passionate, always interested, always a smile. Clay Siegert, MIT ESD '09

We'll never forget all your cool stuff in the barn in Newton, some crazy parties in that same barn, and you always jetting off somewhere for work. We'll think of you as energy now, floating through all the solar and wind farms you made happen.

We are sorry to learn of the passing of Steve, but grateful for his service to our nation with the Peace Corps in Benin.

Our Condolences,
The National Peace Corps Association