Stephen J. Mason

Sorry, I am so late in sending my condolences Steve went to school with us share a job with my husband as a Lowell Police officer, was my daughter first lawyer in a auto accident, never forgot to ask about the family and always had a good word to say we were all blessed to have cross his path, God bless his family, and his Dad.....

Steve Mason was our neighbor in Thornton for many years. Whenever our paths crossed in the shared drive, we enjoyed a nice chat. Gary and I would notice the canoe gone in the morning and figured he'd left early for one of his favorite fishing holes. He'd pass the afternoon quietly reading or watching a game on TV and wind down the day with dinner at the MRT. His quiet presence will be missed here on Hill Top Rd.

To the Mason Family,

I'm so sorry for your loss. Please accept my sincere condolences. Also, please know that you & your family are in me thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

With Love and Prayers,

Steve was a good friend and a good man.He will be missed by all that were lucky to know him. God bless

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

To Steve's Family: May the fact that Steve was a "one in a million" man give you consolation in your time of grief. He was a gentleman, a cop's cop, a true friend who generously gave of himself whenever he could and never asked for anything in return. He joins a long list of young Officers who have been taken away all too soon. May God bless his soul. I will include him in my prayers.