Steven Sugarman

I've had the pleasure of living next door to Steve and his family for the last 15 years. I didn't know much about his work or early life and it has been great to see how many people had wonderful interactions with him and to know how many people will miss him. I will really miss frequently running into Steve in our driveways passing to and from our cars or putting in our gardens. Multiple times a week he'd give a pleasant greeting and we'd have a quick chat about whether we were busy at...

Steve will always be in our hearts. He was a warm and wonderful friend. We have many happy memories of times spent together. Our most heartfelt condolences to Maryann,Michael and Alyssa. We will miss him.

My sincere condolences to the entire Sugarman Family. I worked with Steve over the past couple of years on several projects. We finally met in Dallas last year which was a sincere pleasure after only being on the phone with him in the past. What a compassionate, sincere, hard-working focused, and exceptional person! It was evident how much he enjoyed life and loved his family. It was a pleasure knowing him. Always, always cherish the priceless incredible memories you have of Steve. May peace...

In honor of Steven his cousin Barry will give him the Monticello salute. Not one candle but a BarnFire. Steve's flame never dies and shines bright...flame on!

As long as there is memory Steven Sugarman lives forever in the hearts of those that loved him. My life is forever touched. We will meet again.

I had the pleasure to work with Steve for the past 3 years and will greatly miss working with him. We had many conversations about his family which I was always interested to hear updates. It was a pleasure to know and work with Steve...he will always be remembered.

Steve helped me when I was struggling in college. He knew how to navigate the world and was always generous in sharing his knowledge. My condolences to his family.

I am so sorry to hear the news about Steve. My sincere condolences to the Sugarman family. Steve and I had lunch in June at one of his favorite restaurants - Casa Vasca in Newark. He spoke glowingly of his family - I could tell he was very proud of his son and daughter. It was raining that day and he made sure I was under his umbrella - actually was getting hit with rain to keep me dry...I only got to know him over the past six months due to a work assignment and thoroughly enjoyed working...

Steve,
The time that we worked together was brief but in those few moments your passion for people and technology came through..and touched us...you will be missed.