Steven W. Horowitz

I was a friend of Steve's in his youth. We grew up together attending the Unitarian Church of Arlington, VA. Steve was a gentle, calming presence in those days. I remember deep, intellectual conversations covering subjects from politics to the cosmic state of reality. I will never forget his generosity and kindness. We spent a lot of time together and I remember his very fondly.

He was such a good listener. So patient and encouraging. And a really good cellist.

Steve was a good friend to me when I was in junior high.

I attendedYorktown High School with Steve. I played 2nd Cello in the school orchestra with Steve who was 1st Cello.

We enjoyed many adventures, including a hitchhike to Philadelphia in a blizzard He was a great friend. We shared an apartment in Arlington Va for a while prior to my marriage to Margaret,my wife of 45 years.
About 10 years ago I reached out and found Dr Horowitz after 40 years. I did not follow through with communication after all those years.
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Steve was a wonderful friend to have, caring, thoughtful, observant, emotionally supportive, and so much fun to be with. Working for several summers at a Vermont camp with him was a joy. May his memory always be a blessing. Phil and I send our love and comfort to Adrienne, Mathew and Zoe.

As his student, I knew him then only as Dr. Horowitz. However, his mentorship and tutelage were hugely responsible for a course correction in my life. He was a great teacher and his dry wit and manner were always welcome and supportive. The love his family has for him and the wonderful sentiment expressed so obviously reflect the depth of their loss. My sincere condolences. He was a wonderful man and ... 20 years after we parted ways, my daughter was also a psychology student who also found...

Adrienne, Matthew and Zoe: My deepest sympathy on the loss of your husband and dad. I pray that his memory will lead you all forward. If there is anything that I can do to help you as you move through the next several months, please let me know.

Adrienne, my deepest sympathy to you and your family on the loss of your husband. Though I didn’t know your husband, his devotion to you and your family tells what a wonderful man he was. May he Rest In Peace.