Stephen G. Gallant

Hey Dad! It's been a year today and it's still hard to swallow the fact that you are no longer with us. We know that you are here in spirit and constantly looking after us. We are looking forward to the birth of your grandson in March. Tell our other family angels we said Hello. Grampy is doing well and taking each day one at a time. We love and miss you!!!

Dear Sid & Family,
I can't express how shocked I am by just hearing today of the loss of Steve. Our families had great times together. I will be out to see you.
Take Care & God Bless
John P. Donohue Sr. & family

To the Gallant Family
My deepest sympathy to all of you. Throughout my years as a Supervisor at CDTA it was a privilege to know Steve. He was a friend, and a model bus Operator to all that knew him.

Steve and I were classmates at Averill Park High School - Class of 1964. My deepest sympathy to his family.

To Gallant Family,
I just started riding the #4 Bus in November, Steve was the first bus driver I met. He was a nice a patient man, by teaching me how to swipe the various swiper cards the right way. I feel saddened that I will not get to know him and the unfairness at his sudden passing. I want to extend how sorry I am and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.

Mr. Gallant,
I just heard about Steve. I am very sorry. I remember him as a really great person.Remember me, I worked at Penney's.

Chris, Chrissie & Family-
Our hearts go out to you in your time of sudden loss. May your memories of Steve bring you joy and comfort to get through the tough times!

With Sympathy,
Alisun & "The Boys"

Sid and the Gallant Family:

I was shocked to hear of Steve's passing. May the Lord bless and comfort you all at this difficult time. I saw him several times during my bus riding days and he was always smiling and pleasant. He will be missed.

Sid,
So sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers today.