Quincy, Massachusetts
Steven Skellett passed away in Quincy, Massachusetts. The obituary was featured in The Patriot Ledger on September 5, 2008.
Dear Steven, I will never forget the summers down at your house, when I think about my child hood I think about all the wonderful times we had together! rest in peace my cousin, rest in peace!
Debra Hayes
October 03, 2008 | Milton, MA
my condolences to the skellett family....steve, you were always a great friend to all of our family growing up on bluff rd, sorry i didnt get to see you much these last few yrs, you will be missed, and the good times will always be remembered....rest in peace steve ol' pal
tim burke, and the burke family
September 13, 2008 | MA
Sincere sympathies to the Skellett Family from Weymouth North High School Class of '73
September 08, 2008 | Weymouth, MA
Dear Aunt Ethel
I send my deepest sympathy and love to you and your family during this sad time of loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love, Meredith Fenech
Meredith Fenech
September 08, 2008 | Bridgewater, MA
Dear Auntie Ethyl and family, We are so sorry to here of Steve's passing. He was a wonderful guy and will be sadly missed. Our love to all..Judi & Alex Vigeant. PS...Auntie thanks for taking care of me when I was little...Love Alex
Judi & Alex Vigeant
September 07, 2008 | Weymouth, MA
Growing up in North Weymouth I have just about always known Steve. We went to Johnson School together and on to Bicknell where he also became friends with my husband Nick. He was always kind and fun to be around. In later years we saw a lot of him while we kept out boats down Landfall Marina where he kept us all amused with his sense of humor and just by being our friend. He will be missed. We are very sad to hear of his passing. We were blessed to have known him.
Marjorie (Hunt) Giannone
September 07, 2008 | North Weymouth, MA
Mr. Skellett,
Sir, I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served in the U.S. Army and USCGR during the Cold War. Millions of Americans slept safe at night because you and your fellow servicemen stood ready to defend our Country. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.
Mike Casey
September 06, 2008 | El Paso(former Ma Resident), TX
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
The Mulligan Family
September 06, 2008 | Weymouth, MA
The loss of someone so close is so difficult to bear. Pam and myself share your grief.Steve was always there for us and had a nice greeting when we came over to visit him.
He will definitely be missed by us.
We will be there for him on his day.
take care , Jimmy and Pam.
(Jimmy)James Hatch Jr.
September 05, 2008 | Plymouth
