Steven H. Parker

Memories keep him alive for me and I believe for many others Lisa. Many wishes for your families happiness moving forward.

I will simply say again, Steve has not been forgotten. Christina and I were talking about Steve last week. We were remembering his kind smile and help with typing skate laces at the rink.

I remember Steve as a soft spoken and kind man. He and I used to meet at the ice rink with our kids during skating lessons. We talked football, baseball and most importantly web development. His gentle manner was always welcome when I had a frenetic week. He is remembered and missed.

Dear Meri & Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you and sending love & hugs... another star twinkles above for you.... may your Dad's memory always live on...
Love,
Cassie & family

"I WILL MISS HIM. I REMEMBER ALL THE TIMES WE WOULD TALK AND LAUGH TOGETHER. HE WAS MORE THAN JUST MY SECOND COUSIN, HE WAS MY FRIEND."

I had the opportunity to play music with Steve back in the 80's. This was only a small part of his life but it gave him and those around him great joy. Steve had a kind and gentle personality that brought out the best in others.

Meri & family, My deepest sympathies. I'm so sorry for the loss of your father. may he forever live in your memories & heart..
Karen, Phil, Brendan & Maddie

Steve was truly a gentle soul and a genuinely nice man. I wish we had more time to get to know him better. I will always remember the talks we shared at the ice rink watching the girls skate. To Lisa and Linnea, our deepest sympathies on the loss of your husband and father. To his entire family, may the good memories of Steve support you in the hardest of times.

Len, Dana, Will and Christina Dubois