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Gina (Gallagher) Irvin
June 16, 2020
So sorry for your loss, Anna & Teresa.
You and your family will be in my thoughts & prayers.
Gina (Gallagher) Irvin
Linda Williams
June 7, 2020
Well miss is clever wit. Hugs warm smile. Great hugs and much respect.
Barbara Gunnet
June 6, 2020
I am so sorry I never got to meet you Steven! The family talked about you a lot. The stories they tell and the great memories they have of you will be forever held dear to their Hearts! The Love from your family is beyond words could ever say! Robert your bothers and sisters will miss you dearly. You are now home and free of pain. Till we meet God bless you and Rest In Peace. Your Sister In Law,
Barbara Gunnet ( Roberts Wife )
Prayers sent to the Family!
Susan Sipe
June 6, 2020
Dear Cousin Steve;
So sorry you had to go. Truly sorry you were sick. I know you were already gone from home so long but I always knew you were around. Please hug Nan and Pap and my Daddy for me. Please wait for all of us we are coming! Love you.
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Susan (Kotek) Sprague
June 6, 2020
I remember Steven from our days running cross country at Dtown. He was always friendly and supportive of everyone, and my friend. I had not seen him for many years. So sorry to hear that he had cancer. Well deserved for him to rest in Arlington. My sympathies to his family.
Donna OBrien
June 5, 2020
teven was my brother in law, married to my sister. He was so good to me and my family when we moved to VA. From Boston. He was our rock when my husband passed away six years ago. You will be greatly missed. ❤Donna
Teresa GUNNET
June 5, 2020
My brother Steven, I love you so much! I find peace in knowing that you are no longer in pain. I will always remember your smile, your southern accent, and all the good times we had together. The end of our phone calls. "Give your girls kisses and hugs" I will Steven. "Love you" love you more. God bless you, soar high with those wings you have gained. Until we meet again.
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