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MaryLynne Murray
November 5, 2012
I didn't get to know Steve as long as I'd have liked. I came to help him late in his life. He was cheerful, even in his weakened state. Easy to be around, kind. I was very sorry to hear he passed.
April and Keith Dudley
November 2, 2012
I have known Stephen for 8 years-he was my next door neighbor. My family and I enjoyed talking with him and having him at our parties. He was a very sweet person and his factual nature made me smile. We will miss him.
November 2, 2012
Steve was a great neighbor and friend. I will miss him greatly. Claire Kellogg
Edward DiBetta
November 2, 2012
Steve has been my friend for little more than sixty years. We graduated from Alhambra High in the same class of 1956. He was a good man, a quiet man, an honest man. He will be missed.
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