STEVEN BRUCE DODGE

I just learned of Steve's passing- I met Steve when he started American Tower and we were hired as their advertising agency. He was an incredible human being, with a vision, a sense of humor, genuine and always at eye level. He welcomed cutting-edge creative and actually encouraged it. He was more interested in me as a person than the work we created. One of the sweetest men who was a trailblazer in the communications industry. RIP my dear friend. I will always remember you. Tom Kaminsky

I just learned of Steve's passing in the current Yale Alumni Magazine. Steve was one of my freshman year roommates in Vanderbilt Hall at Yale. His wit and sparkle remain vivid memories to this day and he helped this mid-western kid from public high school adapt to the high octane world of Prep School prepared Yalies. Not surprised to read about all he accomplished in life. His image from those days will remain indelible

I am so sorry to have learned of Steve's tragic death. I served as a fellow naval officer with Steve aboard USS John A. Bole (DD-755). We were all a bunch of kids, most reservistists thrust into the Vietnam War. Steve was forthright and unafraid to speak his mind particularly in protecting the enlisted crew from what we considered were inane policies. He was a dedicated professional who was held in high regard by juniors and seniors alike.

I enjoyed his company on liberty ashore...

Leadership with integrity, compassion, and vision. A recipe he applied to business and life.

I enjoyed my talks with Steve a lot. I know he was very bright, restless, thoughtful, widely read, and loved his wife and children.
I send my sincere condolences to his family. A truly witty, literate, giving entrepreneur who enlarged my life.

Steve was a living example of "Pay it Forward". He impacted many lives in many wonderful ways, including mine. My condolences to Anne and his family. Thank you Steve Dodge for many life lessons that I shall carry for the rest of mine.

Hi Anne,

This is Frank Krasovec. We met a long time ago. Steve was my banker for our Swiss Cable operation. I gave you a Willie Nelson album after we had dinner one evening and you asked "who was Willie". I had recently moved to Austin and met Willie.

Steve was kind enough to ask me to be his first outside director for American Cable.The rest is history.

We stayed connected for a long time and appreciated the lived the same values and business interests.

My...

So very sorry to hear of this news. I loved the times our families would spend together in Dennis (mostly on the beach). Those are some of my fondest memories from childhood. Steve was always kind to me. My prayers go out to you all in this difficult time.