Steven F. Thompson

Nancy-

My son and I still have the great memories of that day in Harrisburg for the 4th grade trip years ago. Steve and you made it so special for the kids.
I am privileged to have been a part of his team but am so sorry we couldn't have done better.

Nancy and Andrew –
We’ve been trying to think of something clever to share. Thought of a poem titled, “A Life Well-Lived”, which seems to fit Steven so well. We hope you agree:
“A life well lived is a precious gift
of hope and strength and grace
from someone who has made our world
a brighter, better place.
It’s filled with moments sweet and sad,
with smiles and sometimes tears,
with friendships formed
and good times shared
and...

Andrew and Mrs. Thompson,

I wanted to let both of you know that I've been thinking about you, and I'm truly sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you.

Much love,

Mrs. Thompson and Andrew,

I was so saddened to hear the news. My thoughts have been with your father for many years. I often thought about him. He was such a friendly and amazing man. I am truly sorry for your loss. I know he put up a brave fight, and I know it was your support and love that kept him going. My thoughts are with both of you at this difficult time. Let his memory and love comfort you at this time. All my love to both of you.

Jody

Nancy:

I am so sorry for your loss. Steven was a good man. He put up a good fight. I will never forget his laugh or smile. May your fond memories carry you and Andrew through this time of grief. God Bless.

With love and prayers from all of your cousins in Altoona. We shall remember
Steve in our prayers at the memorial Mass @ St Patrick`s on July 12th.He is now receiving his reward for living a good life.

God bless you Phyllis

We were sorry to hear of your loss. Steve always had such a fun loving outlook on life. We hope you and your family can draw on those memories to help you through these difficult times.

He shall be with God. Saint Peter admits all who ask. Our prayers and sympathies to all the family.

Cynthia and D. Albert Brookbank Sr

We are sorry to hear of your loss. Steve always had such a fun loving outlook on life. Hope that you and your family can draw on those memories to help you through these difficult times.