STEPHEN A. FINN

He was a mentor and a friend. Miss him dearly

Ryan and Debbie,

We're so sorry for your loss, and you all are in our prayers too!

I had the pleasure of knowing Steve and his wonderful family from his early childhood years as we lived just three houses from each other. I was his baseball coach when he was between the ages of 7 and 10 when he played a terrific third base for the Pat's Super Market championship team. During that time he had a great number of friends most of whom remained life time friends. I am sorry to see that he left this world at such an early age but I have very fond memories of him as a young boy...

We would like to send the Finn family our deepest sympathies on their sad loss. It came as a great shock to hear of Steve's terrible illness, and he will be greatly missed by everybody who knew him, particularly those who, like me, had the good fortune to have him as a friend and business associate. He was an inspiring friend I am proud to have had. If there is anything we can do please do not hesitate to let us know.

As Stephen's first cousin, I have fond memories of growing up with him and his sister Debbie. I have great memories of his wonderful mom and dad,Huck and Sheila Sullivan Finn and how much they loved Steve and Debbie. He leaves many first cousins in the Holyoke,Ma area who knew him "when". His great son Ryan and beautiful grandson Bailey would make Stephen proud. Rest in peace Steve.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

I worked with and for Steve for 25 years.
A bright guy with a great sense of humor-will sure miss him

My Thoughts and prayers are with Steve's family. The years at Brueggers were some of the best years I had in the industry. He was a mentor and a friend.

Grew up with Stephen and have known him since he was a young child. Best friends with his sister Debbie. Have allot of good memories of all of us growing up in Holyoke. Best wishes to his family.