Steven Flores

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

I worked with his father and attended Franklin High school with his brother Angel. Very good people and very sorry for the loss of Steven

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Where do I start, we shared so many memories. Richard and I were so blessed to have had you in our life. All the camping trips we took all the laughs we had. Having our kids grow up together. Sharing our happy moments and our sad ones. Starting off as high school friends then you and Lupe becoming god parents to our son Richard, “best choice ever.” Words can’t say how much the years we had together were so special so much fun and full of beautiful moments. We will miss you, but...

Hey uncle Steve,
This is Tinkys wife Jennifer wanted to tell you we love you and your smile will carry on!
You was always so caring when I seen you and always talked about the 49ers I’ll remember you sitting in the rocking chair when I first met you 12 years ago and you coming to our wedding you always made me laugh you will never be forgotten rest in paradise uncle Steve love you!

RIP cousin . . . . I will always have the memories of us growing up (You, Me & Vincent). Shooting your bb-gun in the fields, playing forts in the field where Chivo was cleared out, riding on your mini bike, walking to Roosevelt School with Princey following us (Tillie's boxer dog), going to the neighborhood swimming pool everyday in the summer time, then once you got a car & your drivers license you picked me up for school everyday when we went to Franklin High School. My deepest...

I will always remember us growing up together (Me, You & Vincent) .........especially shooting your bb-gun in the field, playing forts in the fields where Chivo was cleared out, riding on your mini bike, swimming everyday at the neighborhood pool in the summer, spending the night at the house with you and Irene, walking to Roosevelt School with Princey following us (Tillie's dog) you picking me up for school everyday (Franklin High School) once you got your car & license. Those were the...