Steven Bennett

Our first Christmas and your first birthday this month without you. Still can´t believe you have left this Earth. Miss you Steve.

It has taken over a month to write this. I miss you. I will miss our conversations each morning as I would drive to work. Regardless if it was politics, illness, or memories, I appreciated your time. Thank you for protecting me and listening to me. Fly high my brother. I love you.

Rest in peace cousin Steve. Very sad news. You were a good son to Auntie Sheila in her latter years. Reunited with your favourite Uncle Eddie and Auntie Gill. Love Sarah

Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of Steven. He was the son of our good friends Derek and Sheila who we had known from Derek and my days in the Royal Navy back in the 1950´s. We often saw Steven as a young boy growing up in Portchester in the UK, where both families lived and I still do. When Derek was offered a job in the States the family moved but Steven stayed for several years in the UK, before he moved to the USA himself. After his parents passed away Steven would keep...

Good memories of the times I spent with Steve when he lived in Hill Road ,Portchester. Martin Ward(Doug Ward´s eldest son)

I was really sad to hear the shock news of Steven's passing. I have known Steven since I was 14 years old as we attended the same school together in Portchester, England. We both left school in 1972 to start working and we would meet up socially on a regular basis. We both enjoyed going to Fratton Park, home of Portsmouth Football Club to watch "Pompey" play. I also remember that we went to Wembley together in 1975 to watch England v Scotland and England won 5-1! I travelled to New Jersey...