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Wayne soini
December 23, 2007
Family of Steve-
I am sure that the holidays are especially tough, with Steve gone a year. I have thought about him many, many times this year- takes me a second to realize, I can't call him, that he's gone.
He was the backbone of the union locals lucky enough to have him assigned as their staff rep. The Brookline local chuckled how other staff reps would accept big lunches but, during lunches from negotiations or between hearings, Steve would only order a tuna sandwich. That was it.
A modest man, who lived a Christian life, trusting God, loving everyone, bearing no grudges.
Very few idealists live up to their ideals and, if they do, are quiet about their success. Steve was the exception to all rules. A great and quietly successful man!
I'm glad to have had this opportunity to share about Steve.
Good luck, good health, good holidays, as best you can!
Jen Fogarty
January 26, 2007
Carol,
Steve's character will always be with us. My sympathies are with you and your family.
Howard Greenspan
January 10, 2007
I worked with Steve for many years as a lawyer representing the Town of Winthrop. I just learned today of Steve's passing and want to extend my sympathy to the entire family.Steve was a rspected advocate and a friend.
Robert Chandler
January 2, 2007
I had the privilege of knowing and working with Steve for many years in my capacity as lawyer/negotiator for the Arlington School Committee. In what is often an adversarial process, Steve was a breath of fresh air. He knew that he could disagree without being disagreeable. Steve was a real gentleman. He had a wonderful sense of humor and was always smiling. I will miss him. My deepest sympathy to his wife, his family, his colleagues and to the AFSCME workers he represented so well with such conviction and dedication.
joanne and jim borda
December 29, 2006
TO DAVID AND FAMILY,so sorry to hear of your brother's death.
we'll pray for you and yours. joanne
JAMES AND JOANNE BORDA
December 29, 2006
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Wayne Soini
December 29, 2006
Carol and Family-
Steve was much more than a co-worker. He was a role model as a human being and my friend. I will always be grateful for time we spent together, good times, bad times, tough spots and triumphs. We shared stupid jokes with great aplomb. He was always accessible, always full of charity and kindness, a welcome face in my office. More than most staff reps, he took on "City Hall" for the most unpopular people. They have reason to be grateful.
All of us who knew Steve, loved him - and we know how he loved you. His universe orbited around you, Carol, and his close family. I'm sorry. -Wayne Soini & Family
Sandra DeBow
December 28, 2006
I only knew Steve for a handful of months but I will be forever touched by his life. He was frank, kind, generous, a realist, a pragmatist and very funny. I could tell that he loved life and lived life fully. I am saddened by his sudden departure and will miss working with him. He set the standard for good labor relations. He will be missed by both labor and management. My thoughts and prayers go out to his wife and family during this tremendously difficult time. I can only hope that your loss is lessened by the legacy that he has left behind.
Matthew Moroney
December 28, 2006
Mrs. Dolan I am so sorry for your loss. Your husband was a wonderful person.
CARINA SENNOTT
December 28, 2006
CAROL, WE ARE DEEPLY SORRY FOR YOR LOSS, STEVE WAS TRUELY A GREAT MAN HE WILL BE MISSED.
JIM DODGE & CARINA
Gordon Blaquiere
December 28, 2006
Mrs Dolan I am very sorry for you loss
Jim Breslin
December 28, 2006
Farewell to my smiling co-worker who was a pleasure to work with and an honor to have known! Jim Breslin
Joseph Geary
December 28, 2006
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
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