New York, New York
May 31, 1929 – Feb 28, 2024 (Age 94)
Stephen Lewis died less than two miles from where he grew up, but traveled extensively during his almost 95 years of life. He was Alfred and Evelyn Lewis's first child, followed 17 months later by his brother Peter. The boys were born during the Great Depression with the last name Goldberger....
Read MoreVery kind and Stephen could write! Grateful to know Stephen and for his support of the restaurant industry in Santa Fe. Blessings.
Brian knox
March 06, 2024 | Friend
Such a great guy! I got to know him when he lived at the Montecito. My condolences to the family. Nancy Kramer
Nancy Kramer
March 03, 2024 | Friend
Oh I will miss him. He was so funny and my parents and my wife... we all loved him. My wife Romie and I are so happy we were able to visit him in NYC not long ago. He said "you better come see me... you´re not getting any younger". We will cherish records he gave us, a 1911 set of Britannica, and a cast of one of Vincent Lopez´s hands. I will miss my "adopted dad" (the title I gave him when my own dad died in 2018). Peter Moor
Peter Moor
March 03, 2024 | Friend
Lisa and Jenny, you had a wonderful father, as you already know. Thanks for making sure that Stephen's obituary appeared in the Santa Fe paper. I have such fond memories of him and Nancy. They were great friends of my friends, Don and Lynne Moor (both now deceased), so that's how I knew Stephen and Nancy and never got to spend enough time with them, but I always loved Stephen's humor. Merrily Pierson 505-577-9609
merrily pierson
March 03, 2024 | Friend
Awe, a kind and gentle spirit. I didn´t know he was back in NY. Fondest memories of he and Nancy. Best to the family. RIP, dear Stephen.
Marilyn Proctor
March 03, 2024 | Friend
Eric Birkholz
March 03, 2024 | Family
He had lovely times at The Compound and wrote about us, god bless Mark Kiffin
mark kiffin
March 02, 2024 | Work
