Steven Marc Carrillo

Dear Glady,
You have my sympathy, Steve sounds like a fine son. I am sadened that he passed on before we met. My grandmother, Ruth, was your father Joesph's sister. I was searching in the internet for information about the Normarts and came across your name. I hope God will bless your family in this time of sorrow.

Hi, Carrillo familly and Friends,
I have known Steve from Fred G. Acosta Job Corps. He was a nice person always there to talk to. I have had helped him when he needed help. When I found out that he past away by a friend I had looked in the newpaper as far back as I can and it was true. I was upset that he past. I had seen Steve few months ago and he was doing very well the last time I seen him. Very little I know that was going to be the last time and the last goodbye that I was going...

In My Pocket

I have memories in my pocket.
They rattle among the change.

My memories of you are treasures I carry wherever I go.

They are stored in bits and pieces, parts of a beautiful whole
They give me comfort when I think I am alone.

Yes, I have memories in my pocket, like so much other stuff I keep there.

But of all the treasures I have, it’s the memories of you that are the most precious.

Dear Glady & Cathy,
Even tho I only knew Steve a few short weeks I was very saddened when I read He had passed. I was in the Freedom From Smoking class with Steve back in April. I truly believe God put all three of you in my life for a very special reason. It was such a pleasure to have known Steve. He was a very caring individual, always making me smile.
My prayers are with you.

Dear Cathy and Family: I hadn't seen Steve for so many many years. Then, in March when my brother Jack Young died he was the first at the funeral and I was so touched to see him. I knew that day I wished I wasn't so stressed and pressed for time at the service. I wanted to take the time to really visit but I couldn't. At the very end when we all were racing off to the cemetary I realized he was left behind and was riding the bus. We offered a ride but he declined. See life just moves...

Sorry to hear about the loss of Steve. My thoughts go out to your family.

I first met Steve in elementary school in the cafeteria third grade. I asked about the patch on his eye. He was always very kind and understanding. Rest in peace, Steve.

Dear Carrillo Family,
Even though I now live in the Northwest, I will always remember our fun days growing up across the street from your family on Calle Orion. I remember Steve always smiling and happy and genuinely kind to our family. I know he is at peace with God and I wish you all love and comfort during this difficult time. Take care and our prayers are with you.
Bridget Bosch (formerly Mulrow)

Steve you were an awesome guy. Even if
I didn't know you that well, what i did
know was great. You and Jim were funny
together.