Steven E. BAUM

Steve was a childhood playmate along with the rest of the Biehl Avenue gang. I'm sorry to hear about his passing at so late of a time. But, my memories of him did not fade. He was a great guy.

We were absolutely stunned when we heard of Steve's passing. I remember him telling jokes -- he was always the first to laugh. Oh, and those cold, Elder football games! Even though everyone was dressed in purple, you could always find Steve in the crowd. He was THAT guy with the biggest smile.

We love you guys. Our thoughts and prayers are with you always.

Bev, Steve and Adam, I just found out last night that Steve passed away, he was always so good to my mom (Ruth Bauer) that I would be amiss if I didn't send a brief note. Only 60 too young to die, but he lived a good life and made his immediate and distant family very proud. His dad many years ago played catch with me and burned my hand with his hard throws, he loved baseball and taught Steve to love the game too. Steve played minor league baseball in my neck of the woods, which made us all...

Had many great times with Steve.
God love the Baum family.
Mike Kordes

I'm so very sorry for the family's loss. He always had a smile and was so kind. We would crack jokes and we'd give each other a hard time, all in fun. I know he'll be missed by many.

My deepest sympathy to Bev, the boys and all of the family. We were next door neighbors of the family for many years and know that everyone who knew Steve will miss him greatly. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers.

Bev,
We are sorry to hear about Steve. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your sons.

Sorry to here of your passing old neighbor !

Dear Bev and family, We were so shocked and saddened to hear about the sudden loss of Steve. He was such a wonderful and fun man. We all have so many great memories from our Elder football days. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Much love, The Singler Family.