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Steven Auerbach Obituary
December 19, 2023
Steven L. Auerbach, age 66 of Bridgeport, CT, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, December 19, 2023 at St. Vincent's Medical Center in Bridgeport.
Steven went to Central High School and later graduated from Southern Connecticut State College where he earned a BA. He worked as Director of Parking and Enforcement for the City of Bridgeport. Steven also was active in politics most of his adult life and was a great supporter of a better Bridgeport. He was a great friend and was always there for whomever needed his helping hand.
He never said no.
Steven is survived by his mother Marilyn and his brother Joel.
Funeral services will be held on Friday, December 22, 2023 at 2:00 p.m. at Abraham L. Green and Son Funeral Home, 88 Beach Rd., Fairfield, CT. For more information and to share a condolence message, visit www.greensfuneralhome.com.
Memorial contributions may be made to Kitten Associates, Inc. (kittenassociates.org).
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Sarah R Burns
March 9, 2024
I met Stephen about 35 years ago through Mayor Mary Moran´s campaign and we´ve been good friends since.
He was a remarkable, smart, witty, funny, kind, helpful, gentle man and will be missed.
My condolences to his mom, Marilyn and brother Joel. Please know he was so well regarded, respected, and loved.
I will miss him terribly!
Rest in Peace, my dear long-time friend.
As I always said after our conversations: "Still love you and miss you, Stephen!"
Namaste´
Rob Matthews
February 29, 2024
I worked with Steven and can't say I knew him personally but it felt like I did. He had a genuine interest in people. A great sense of humor, wit. To the Auerbach family, I'm sorry for your loss.
Marion Laros
December 25, 2023
Steven Leslie Auerbach had an anointed gift for cooking. You couldn´t pay or teach anyone to have the sense that Steven was born with. He was a natural. And he also had it for gardening with flowers and herbs that he used regularly in his cooking. His plantings were gorgeous and healthy. He took me on regular tours of the house he owned to show the current reveals which were everywhere all around his property. Steve loved my mother and he totally helped me plant purple Astilbies in my front yard on Mothers Day when I bought my condo. AND, he was just as gifted with writing stories better than Edgar Allen Poe. I read one story of his when we were in school together that was so excruciatingly good it made my skin crawl. My brother still refers to Steve as the guy who gave me the sand painting that he made himself. Steven was such an interesting and engaging man it´s probably why he didn´t know how good he really was from being so immersed in all of his life´s engagement. He really really lived life to the fullest. Everyday. He would find good things about people and brag about them behind their back and to their face. He loved people so much that all our arguments ended with thunderous belly laughter. I met Steven in class together at Central High School when we were 14. His very first words to me were "Shut Up" and we were best friends by our sophomore year. He never missed a Christmas dinner at my family´s house especially when my Dad died. The only take-away I can get from his Steven´s passing is to be more like him because I miss him so much and, he got the secret of life right.
Marion Laros
December 23, 2023
I love you Steven. You are unforgettable and will always be a big part of me to my core. Good bye my dear dear friend. Your spirit is in my heart forever
KEVIN MONKS
December 22, 2023
To the Auerbach Family, so sorry for your loss. I met Steven working for Mary Moran and he was always helping people for all the time that I've known him. He was always bragging about the love he had for his mother and the City of Bridgeport. I will miss him dearly. Rest in peace my friend. Kevin Monks
Rhoda Banks
December 22, 2023
I went to Southern with Steve. He always had a sense if humor.
We took a trip to California and had a good time. We also took the Ferry to Port Jefferson. He will be missed.
Lisa Domizio Cerulli
December 22, 2023
Condolences to Steve's family. I knew him at Central and he took me to my senior prom, Class of 74. He was a great dancer and a genuinely great guy. May he RIP.
Terry Burstein
December 22, 2023
Steven was devoted to life. I will remember him for his enthusiasm, his love of family, friends, and acquaintances. His memory inspires me to live with exuberance.
Eileen Greenberg Fruithandler
December 22, 2023
Steve was an amazing person and friend and son! May his memory be a blessing and dancing in heaven.
Dan Oliva
December 22, 2023
My condolences to both his mother and brother. Steve had zest for life. He will be missed!
Mark Moran
December 22, 2023
Rest in peace, my friend
Dulcie Carreras Riffle
December 21, 2023
My dear friend,
Thank you for all the laughs and memories
RIP Your work here is done
Cheryl Wigder Hunt
December 21, 2023
I knew Steve for over 50 years. Bar Mitzvah, Rodeph Sholom, Central High.. He loved to dance. Always a smile on his face.
Cheryl Wigder Hunt
December 21, 2023
I knew Steve for over 50 years. Central High School and Rodeph Sholom. Always a smile on his face. Bar and Bat mitzvahs and the parties afterwards. Steve loved to dance!
Max perez
December 21, 2023
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
Lisa Parziale
December 21, 2023
Steve, you will be missed; you were a unique man!
Mary L. Bruce
December 21, 2023
I'll miss our talks, especially the help and assistance you gave me with problems in my district. You never expected any pay-for-play. You did it from your heart.
Dulce Nieves
December 21, 2023
Rip my friend you will be missed
Kelly Perez
December 20, 2023
Steve was a good friend. He was kind and caring loved his mother and cats. He talked about them all often. Steve knew all the best places to eat. He loved discussing movies. Steve was always optimistic, while battling this illness he maintained a positive attitude and great sense of humor. You will be missed may he find eternal peace. God Bless.
Judith Varadi
December 20, 2023
Steven will be missed. He was a loving man who faithfully worked for the town he loved and was a great care taker of his mother. May his memory be a blessing
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