Stephen Hess

Stephen and I attended the Englewood School for Boys in the 1950s, and were both in the same grade. I remember him as a superbly confident young man, and we both shared a love of armaments, and strange as it may seem today, I received my first shotgun at 10 and .22 at 14 and was allowed to wander with them at will on our farm. We discussed such things with great delight. I was sorry to hear of his passing from mutual friends. A deep bow to him and his optimistic spirit.

To Steve's family and friends; my thoughts and prayers go out to you all. Steve was my computer go to guy; he was very helpful with me when it came to my computer; he will be missed very much.
Charlene Testerman

Tim and Jody, so sorry to hear about your your brother. I didn't know him as well as I did you two but I do remember seeing him at your house when we practiced. Janie and my prayers go out to you and your family. I didn't know Justine was you neice. Buck and I played in Tryx together, thats how I know Justine

I would like to add my sincere condolence to Steve's family.
Steve and I were very close friends during elementary school and through high school. During summers, while in elementary school, we would share weeks together, either at his family's farm or at my house.
I will miss him. But, I will always remember him.
Mike

I would like to add my sincere condolence to Steve's family.
Steve and I were close friends all through elementary school at St. Johns in Frederick. He and I would spend weeks together, during summers, either at his farm or at my house. He was my classmate for three of the four years in high school.
I will miss him very much. Steve, I will never forget you.

Justine, I'm so sorry for you and Buck on your loss, seemed like a great father. Our prayers are with you.