Stephen T. Gore

To the Gore family Was so sorry to hear of Steve's passing. He was a integral part of the Centennial Ave family --growing up in Trenton -- great memories of touch football in the street at night --stick ball games at the "lot" and many other activities we shared in that neighborhood. He was a good person --and I know you will all miss him greatly --my prayers are with you.

I am saddened by this news and have nothing but wonderful memories of this man. He was honest, funny, humble, considerate, smart, compassionate and team player. He spoke of his family so much, so my heart breaks for them. I worked with him for years supporting clients in Disaster Recovery. He was so respected by our team.

Shocked to see the passing of Steve. My condolences to the entire Gore family. I have nothing but great memories of time spent with Steve and Dani during her softball days in Arlington Hts. He was always so positive and proud of all his kids... a wonderful father. We would have so much fun after games in town or traveling. Even after Dani was done with softball we continued our friendship for years after with many gatherings at local watering holes especially Sports Page.

To the Gore family, we were saddened to learn of Steve's passing. Please accept our deepest sympathy. We will keep the entire family in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Barry & Karen Pelletteri

Sorry for your loss.

Rita, Chrissy, Jeff, Tim and family. So sorry to hear of Steve's passing. Long time neighbors from Emmett Avenue. Prayers are with you and your family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family at this difficult time. So sorry for your Loss. Shirley Bates. Tom & Mary Bates Daughter.