Quincy, Illinois
Stephen William McNally, 51, of 2226 Hampshire St., Quincy, died on Tuesday (Feb. 15, 2011) in his home, surrounded by his wife and children. After a year long battle with pancreatitis, Steve had been diagnosed with liver cancer at the end of January.
Steve was born Oct. 27, 1959, in...Read MoreSteve was so fun to be around. As a classmate he was one of the few that I had a overnight. He was into the cobra mustang. The next day we went to Mac's meat market and got to choose the candy we wanted.
Anthony Grace
January 16, 2024 | School
I had the honor of working with Steve at HY_VEE as a meat cutter for a few years. He was a great man that wore his heart on his sleeve and would be willing to do anything for anyone at anytime! He was well known for his sence of humor and his laugh. I will miss him very much! My condolences to his family and my god bless them all!
Mark Claus
March 07, 2011 | Saint Charles, MO
McNally Family,
My daughter and myself had the pleasure of knowing Steve and Nate through the Citizen Police Academy. To this day at least once a week my daughter mentions the crazy guy (Steve) that sat with us at our graduation dinner table and how he was always making jokes and had us laughing all night. He definately left a lasting impression on both of us and will be greatly missed. Prayers to the family.
Tasha Higdon and Sheila Edmonson
March 01, 2011
Dear McNally's,
We knew Steve from Hyvee wine and spirts, what a truely geniune man. Everytime we saw him he always had a smile for us. I remember when he was delivering papers in the neighborhood even that early in the am still smiling. We will truely miss him. Our prayers are with you all.
The Mullets
Danielle & Frank & Jon Mullet
February 22, 2011 | Quincy, IL
Dear McNally Family,
I worked with Steve for approx. 2 months (mid. Nov. 2009 - Jan. 2010). He was assigned to train me for a job, but he trained me more for LIFE! In this short time, I felt I knew him well. He had one of the biggest hearts and smiles of most anyone I have met.He loved to laugh and made me laugh (usually cause he was laughing at himself). He often talked of his family. (Why he enjoyed spending time with his wife & children and why he suddendly began driving a...
Lori Cornwell
February 20, 2011 | Lake Ozark, MO
McNally Family,
I first met Steve at HyVee Spirits in September 2010 while relocating to Quincy for work. I enjoyed every moment I had when talking to Steve about craft beer. Steve would say "hey buddy, you are that MN guy. Buddy...what was your name again?" Steve would always say "how about Favre and those Vikings?" Knowing I moved from MN he would throw those jabs throughout the 2010 season. Knowing Steve for a short period of time makes this news tough to take. I would...
Jesse Seidel
February 19, 2011 | Quincy, IL
Nate and family, please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. I worked with Steve at Hy-Vee on Broadway when it first opened. We had some good times. After my leaving Hy-Vee's employment, my husband and I still enjoyed seeing Steve when we shopped. He always had a great smile and loved to tease. Steve was a great person and the world would do better if it had more people like Steve in it. He will be missed. May God ease your loss. Know that he is in a much better place and free...
Debbie and Dennis Powell
February 17, 2011 | Quincy, IL
Nate, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.I will always remember the joy of working with your dad at Save U More and then you in Macomb. Gary Jansen and Family, Macomb,Illinois
February 17, 2011
Mary and family, We are deeply and sincerely sorry for the loss of Steve. We have known Steve for years while working at Hy-Vee, he was always so kind and thoughtful. He will be deeply missed, he is in Heaven with our God and will be shining down on all of us. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Curt and Julie Fessler
February 17, 2011 | Golden, IL