Stephen Bruce Tripp

Hi Marsha, My condolences go out to you and your family for the passing of Steve. I worked with Steve for many years and knew Steve from our Hartford 55 Trumbull St. days. Steve was very intelligent and knew his job very well and Steve taught me a lot helping me to be very good at what I did as a Cell Tech. I have many good memories on and off the job with Steve. I am sorry that I couldn't make it for Steve's services today my daughter had a college graduation family party for her son...

I am thinking of you during this sad time in your life. Having just lost my brother, I know the pain and sorrow you must be feeling. Remember the happy times you shared. I am sorry for your loss.

I met Steve "on the air" (ham radio) in the late 80's and in a short period of time we often were engaged in some interesting technical and sometimes lengthy conversations. From my "ham radio" in my automobile I'd often chat with Steve while I was commuting between Windsor Locks and Wallingford. Steve's circle of friends on the radio were all technically sharp in radio and electronics, which made for some great round table conversations. In the 90's I got involved in doing some diagnostic...

I offer you all my love and blessings sorry for your loss. He was a great man and a great friend

Our deepest sympathy to you, Marsha, and to Steve's extended family. We'll never forget your beautiful wedding at the Castle and how you and Steve lit up the dance floor. May you find comfort in your memories.

Our heartfelt sympathies in this, your time of grief.