Stephen J. Hryvniak

So I went to my eye doctor yesterday and by-the-by it was asked if I knew Steve (since we both worked at Eastman House) and then was told of his death.

I had some great memories of conversations with Steve in the mailroom at GEH.

He was easy to talk with - and we were both dealing with issues of aging parents.

Turned out I knew his wife from many, many years ago and my friend Bob was one of her MCC friends (secret crush?)

Plus Steve went to Woodstock! How cool is...

So sad to to hear of Steve's passing. Deepest sympathies for the whole family. My parents also asked me to send their condolences to your family. You are in their thoughts and prayers.

So today we said goodbye to a great guy. Save some Better Chedars for us!

Steve was one of the best of the best that I worked with at Eastman Kodak Company. His approach to work, his willingness to pitch-in to get work done on time and complete, and his patience working with new folks, like me, in the Motion Picture testing area of Bldg 6., were his hallmarks. One step into his cubicle clearly showed that Steve valued his family and "life after work" so much more. I think anyone who interacted with Steve walked away for the better, and isn't that the meaning...

Liz and family, I am so sorry for your loss of a dear man. Thinking of you and sending condolences.
Liz Eng

Steve was a lovely guy. I worked with him at Eastman House.
B. Galasso

Elizabeth and family, I am so sorry for Steve's passing, I am thinking of you and your family at this sad time.
Sandra

Elizabeth and family,

I'm so sorry for your loss. Please accept my deepest sympathies. It was truly an honor to have gotten to know Steve as I volunteered my Reiki services to him. I could tell right away that he loved his family very much. He faced his diagnosis with faith and courage and I never heard him complain. I have been honored and blessed to have met such a wonderful person and his family. Blessings and sympathy to all.

Love,
Sheri B.

cool cat cousin