Steve D. Theoharides

Anyone that ever went into "Theo's" left making a new friend and I am proud to say Steve was a friend of mine.

Steve was one of our best friends and we shared some wonderful times with him. We will truly miss him.

All of us mourne Steve's loss deeply and miss him. He was an amazing man.

Kind, biggest heart and truly loved 'life'.

My memories is from childhood years of 'Theo'. They were the times he would help us out at his grocery store [where the 24hr. store is now], break out and play the accordion for all of us, seat us on the stools at Theo's Diner for a real malt-milk shake, remind us "Life is beautiful and enjoy it" all the time, tell everyone that they are beautiful and they are...

We mourn the loss Steve. He was a good friend of ours in Worcester; I was a bridesmaid for Theodora at his wedding (I forget the year). His orchestra played at my wedding in 1964. My brother Michael had worked for a while at his restaurant on Highland Street, where we'd often stop in. My heartfelt condolences to his family. I'm sure he's left a void in many lives.

Our whole family feels the tragic loss of an old family friend! Steve was one of a kind and brought light into our lives. We will all miss him!
The Barry Family
(Bud, Fred, & Wayne, Mom & Dad)

I shall always remember Steve's smile and zest for life. Travel the seas with love.

Stevey, living next door for 8 years has been adventurous.I will miss our dinners and good times together. More wine please! What a friend you are. I love you old man.

theo...

sure have missed those omelets & your smiling face...looks like you'll be cooking & sailing to a higher place now...

Sail on my friend...you are surely missed....

pax...
tiv
aka

Please accept my deepest sympathies.