Steven F. Rosenthal

More than 12 years ago I lost you. We all lost you. I still remember the tears welling up and my lungs burning. My God, I miss you. I take solace in that you are watching over all of us, and I hope you see my own family and everything I have accomplished. I'm supposed to graduate next year. That's something I'd hope you look forward to. Do you remember waking just me up so we could have Fruity Pebbles together? I will never forget your laugh. Thinking of you all the time, Grampa. I love you...

Happy Birthday Dad!

I was so saddened to hear about Steve's passing. I have such fond memories of Steve being an upstanding gentleman and a genuine warm-hearted human being. He was an icon in the elevator industry - not only at Sears but throughout the City. He will be missed.

We were so sorry to hear of Steve's passing and we send our deepest sympathy and condolence to Sharon and her children. We first met Steve And Sharon on a cruise several years ago and then again in LasVegas. Although our relationship with Steve was short we always remember his wonderful smile and disposition. He will be missed.

Tom & Ellie Cooney

I was saddened when I learned of Steve's passing. I worked with him since the early years of Sears Tower where he explained to me a lot about how the elevator systems worked. Its hard to take an elevator ride in that building today and not think about him.

sharon our depest sympathy to you and your family.steve was like a brother and we well always cherish the memories and cruises we had with you and him

To the Rosenthal family: My deepest sympathies in the much too early and untimely loss of Steve. We shared many happy years working together at the Tower, both in construction and maintenance. He will be missed by all that were lucky enough to have known him. Dave Kuczwara, Sr.