Stephen DeCosta

I can't believe it has almost been 5 years since your passing. Memories of your dear mom and aunt are always in I'm prayers. We shared a lot of laughs and stories of your hunting days and how much joy you brought to their lives. I know your brothers must miss you dearly , but know you are in Peace and not. In pain . May the memories you all made together bring a smile to their face, and ease the loss. Sincerely, Ms. Joanne Rago former owner AJ's Beauth Shoppe Rodman St. FALL RIVER MA.

Just remembering the anniversary of Stephen's passing . I'm sure he is happy to be with his Mom and Dad in Heaven smiling down on his family and brothers. Sincerely, Ms. Joanne Rago , former owner AJ's Beauty Salon on Rodman St. Fall River , Ma.

Very sorry to hear of Stephen's passing.. I remember meeting him when his mother Irene and Aunt Georgie Isadore were my friends and customers at my Hair Salon on Rodman St. My deepest condolences to Fr. Joe and Paul and his family. Sincerely, Ms. Joanne Rago, former owner of AJ's Beauty Salon on Rodman ST. Fall River Ma.

So sorry Paul and family for your loss!!!!!

Dear Family, You have my complete sympathy in this sad loss. May God comfort you in this time of sorrow.
I would like to know is this the Stephen DeCosta I went to Fort Barton School in Tiverton with
in grades 3,4 and 5 years 1961 to 1964 ?
I would sincerely like to know.
Respectfully, Normand Paquin
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Stephen was part of the Grinnell Street neighborhood gang- riding bikes, playing stick ball and of course playing in the band - the pythons. I once accidently put a pitch fork through his foot. Such fond memories of a great neighborhood friend. We lived right across the street from the DaCosta's

My heart is heavy hearing the news of Stephens passing. Stephen,
Joey and Paul lived across from me on Grinnell Street and my sister Donna and I have very many childhood memories of the boys. Enjoying all our birthday parties; Stephen playing in a made up band of neighborhood kids in my cellar: Eddy Cunha, Sonny Titone and Jimmy Frazier. From bike riding to sleding in the snow it was a precious time in our lives. Neighbors back then were like family. My thoughts and prayers are with...

Dear family please accept my condolence and take courage, throw all your anxiety on the God of peace, he is near to all those calling on him