Steven Abbath Sr.

r.i.p granpa also you have 3 more grand childreb

My heart is saddened by the news of Steve's passing. I loved his construction knowledge and immense talent to build anything asked of him when we worked together at MUSD. Ann, Stevie and family my deepest condolences for your loss.

We send our deepest sympathy to Ann and the entire Abbath family. I've known Steve since 1979 when I started working at Pertochem. Steve became my best friend. He was quiet and unassuming, but he had a great sense of humor, and as many former Petrochem employees can tell you he did enjoy pulling practical jokes on people every now and then.
When it came to construction know-how, there wasn't anything he couldn't do.I learned a lot from Steve. He will never be forgotten. Although...

I am so sorry to hear about steve we grew up together in moorpark take care ann manuel sepulveda ca

I knew Steve from his ability to help me do a construction project at my home. He was agreat guy and I enjoyed working along his side. I think I can say that Steve might agree with me in "It's not what you build but how you go about building it." My heart goes out to his family.

I was so saddened to hear that Steve's passing. I know he will be missed by so many. It was a pleasure knowing him and working with him. My prayers and thoughts go out to you... may you find peace and comfort in your memories of him.

I'm so sorry to hear of Steve's passing. He was always so helpful, with that dry wit of his, when we worked together way back when at Flory. My deepest sympathies to you and your family, Alison

Dear Ann & Family,
I'm deeply sadden that Steve has passed away. I consider him as a lifelong friend. I enjoy his company as a fellow worker at Petrochem Refinery for 5 years. After Pertrochem, we were able to keep in touch at times, before Steve moving to Colorado. Steve will be missed. He is in heaven right now, building GOD a new throne.