Steven L. Foster

I am very sorry to hear of my LONG Dear Friend Steves passing. Steve, was my 6,7,8th Grade teacher. He Judy and I spent many hours on the ski slopes together, and many days painting their first home during my High School years. Steve took Interest in his students often. Later years, we had GUY , canoe trip/ camping. My heart cries, I am blessed to have had him AND JUDY, as friends early on. Surely he has received his well deserved eternal reward. Love and Peace be with you Brother

I am saddened to hear of the death of a dear friend from our days in high school, college, and as we navigated life as two young married couples. We shared many wonderful times on the beach, on the boat, in the city and in his dad's VW. We were each others Best Man at our weddings and served as God Father to each of our first born children. The memories I have of Steve, a truly wonderful man and friend, will always be in my heart.

I knew Steve from the time he moved to island park. He was my best friend Sue´s big brother . It ajways felt like he´d be there for us in any situation. Though we mostly lost touch in 1971 when I moved to california we would still manage to occasionally connect. He always felt like the big brother I never had. I´ll miss him .

My sympathies to Steve´s family. I have fond memories of Steve, his sister Susan, and both his parents. Steve;s Family was always graciously allowing us teenage boys to spend time in their home in Island Park. How they could have kept up with the appetites of 5 or 6 teenage boys, but they always did. I´ll miss you Steve.

It´s with sadness that I read of the passing of a dear high school friend, we´re both the Class of 1963, Oceanside Sr. High.