Stephen A Harris

I met Steve in 1962 where we both started our career as Internal Revenue Agents in the downtown Chicago office of the Internal Revenue Service. We quickly became fast friends and hung around a lot playing sports and chasing girls. He introduced me to one girl that I eventually married and am still married to 57 years later. In 1978 my wife and I visited him in Columbus and met Marsha and her daughter. I have all these great memories of Steve and I will never forget him and the time we had...

Steve and I were grade school buddies. He was a terrific athlete and very fast He beat me in a marbles tournament and went to DC to compete. I stayedhome I spent many Saturdays at The Fat Man´s Corner. His dads liquor store and bar on 35th and Indiana My wife and I also attended a wedding in the mid 60s RIP Butch

Steve and I grew up in the same building on Central avenue, in the Austin community of Chicago. We shared an interest in roller skating, and often played roller derby. Steve was faster than me, a better skater, and stronger. Of course, we played on the sidewalk. My mother always questioned my choice of playmates when I invariably came home from roller derby bleeding and with my clothes torn. But it was all worth it to be hanging out with the best athlete in Emmet school, my friend Steve. We...

RIP Stephen , you were our accountant for over 40 years . We enjoyed our time each year when you were doing our taxes as we enjoyed our conversation about many topics , many fun laughs about many topics. We also enjoyed our time with your loving doggies, they were so sweet loving all of your clients. We not only got our taxes done but enjoyed our time to with you . Loved our invitations to your fun parties. Even though Bob passed in April 2023 I know he treasured your passion for looking out...

I´ve only known Stephen for about 10 years, through his daughter - Julie, who is my fiancée. I have thoroughly enjoyed getting to know him over the years, and especially the stories and experiences of his life that he proudly shared. The power of family and relationships struck me as the central theme in Stephen´s love for life. He spoke of his brother Lee with much love and admiration, particularly his fishing trips. Like most family and friends that got to know Stephen, they wanted more...

Stephen was a neighbor & good friend. We visited him & Marsha at their home in the Florida Keys. We enjoyed times together in Scottsdale, Az. Shared meals together, fished with him, watched football, & enjoyed his stories. What an amazing, wonderful, entertaining friend. I´ll miss him very much. He was a one of a kind.