Stephen Jones

Steve and I were neighbors in Kansas City on Harrison Street when we were very young. I remember Steve and his and his parents as wonderful people. I attended Pem Day for several years then after WW2 transferred to WR Nelson Grade School. After the 6th grade we moved to Portland Oregon. I had no contact with Kansas City until 1968 when I moved to Kansas City to begin my insurance career. I was able to stop by Steve's office on the Plaza and say hello. He had a spectacular & honorable life....

Nancy,

So sorry to hear about Steven. What a great life, made greater by his relationship with you. Your constant support and love for Steven will always remain with me. I will miss Steven. My prayers are with you and your family.

Jay

Nancy, SBJ, Anne, Todd and Family,

We are so sorry for the loss of Steve. What a wonderful man that led an accomplished life. Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers.

Love,
Ivy, Marc and Thea Melvin

Nancy, Todd, Anne and SBJJ,
We send love. We treasure our memories of Steve in his garden, Steve listening to his music and the many wonderful conversations we had during our too short time together in Madison.
John and Susan Buell

I am a former colleague of Todd's from Springfield, Missouri. My sincere condolences to the entire family. I'll say a prayer.

I was Todd's teacher at the University of Kansas. Although I never met Mr. Jones, he was obviously a great dad, because he raised a great son. I am so sorry for your loss, and will be thinking of Todd and all of his family this holiday season.

I was so sorry to learn of Steve's passing. He was a good man and one whom I admired. I will be making a donation in his name to Pembroke-Hill.

Arly Allen
classmate at Pem-Day

Nancy, Stephen, Anne and Todd,

Although it has not nearly been long enough, Gary and I are truly blessed to have known Steve. We are deeply saddened at his loss, but know that he is now at peace. May each day bring you more comfort.

Much love,

Becky and Gary

Nancy and family,

Please know we are thinking of you and remembering our days together in Jefferson City. Steve was great guy.

Sally and Hugh Sprague