Name: Visitation for Steven G. Supernaugh
Start: 2023-02-05T19:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-02-05T22:00:00.000Z
Location: Leete-Stevens Enfield Chapels & Cremation Services

Steven G. Supernaugh, 51, of Broad Brook, passed away after a battle with cancer on Sunday, January 29, 2023 at Hartford Hospital. Born in Manchester, CT on November 17, 1971, he was the son of John Supernaugh and JoAnn (Merz) Supernaugh and grew up in Enfield, graduating from Enfield High School. He went on to attend Westfield State College and then graduated on the Dean's List from Central Connecticut State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Accounting. He started his career at Snyder and Haller CPA, then went on to work for Guilford Savings Bank, currently working as the Senior Vice President/Controller. Recently he was active in the gym, working on keeping healthy. He loved animals, especially dogs, and volunteered as well as sat on the boards of many charitable organizations. A loving son, brother, uncle, philanthropist, and friend, his gentle, generous, and loving spirit will be missed by so many. Besides his parents, John Supernaugh of Alabama, and JoAnn Supernaugh of Enfield, he leaves 2 brothers, John and James Hannagan; his sister, Janine Hannagan; and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his brother, Jeffrey Steven Hannagan. His family will receive friends on Sunday, February 5, from 2-5 PM at Leete-Stevens Enfield Chapels, 61 South Rd. Enfield. His Funeral Service will take place on Monday, February 6, at 10:30 AM at Somersville Congregational Church, 22 Maple St. Somersville. Burial will follow in Hazardville Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute,

P.O. Box 849168, Boston, MA 02284. For online condolences, please visit www.leetestevens.com.

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Published by Hartford Courant on Feb. 1, 2023.

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Steven Grimaldi

February 3, 2023

Calling Steve a friend dosn't come close to what I considered him, he was family. I knew Steve for twenty five years, through good times and bad. Many dinners, breakfasts, road trips, movie nights, coffee runs, walks, phone calls and funny text messages filled those years. His advice and funny personality were gifts he gave me that I will always cherish. I know he is with his dog, Linus, and they are hiking through the clouds with a frisbee in hand. He will never be replaced in my heart. I will live with an emptiness that can only be filled with the memories Steve gave me.

Barbara Snyder

February 2, 2023

Barbara Snyder

February 2, 2023

Barbara Snyder

February 2, 2023

Oh, Steve...what can I say? I´m going to miss your smile, your humor...just missing you. The world is a little smaller and colder without your warmth. We didn´t keep in touch as much as I would have liked, and that saddens me the most. Goodbye Super Steve. Give my love to Phil and Lynn.

Cynthia Boehm

February 1, 2023

My deepest sympathies to Steve´s family and friends. Steven and I haven´t spoke in years, but I know he will be truly missed.

Cynthia

Jack Haller

February 1, 2023

Steve was a friend and colleague. I saw him grow from a beginning accounting career to a leader in so many ways. My sincere condolences to his family. Hope he says Hi to Phil and Lynne two other Snyder & Haller gone too early.

Becky Tedford

February 1, 2023

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Becky Tedford

February 1, 2023

My deepest condolences to the Supernaugh family. Steve was such a dear friend with a huge heart. I will miss our unplanned adventures, breakfasts, and our conversations over coffee. Thank you for all the wonderful memories.

Morgan Geres

February 1, 2023

So saddened to hear the news. Just his presence would brighten any room he walked into. During my moms most difficult times he was there to bring a smile to her face. Grateful for the friendship they had and I hope they´re sharing laughs again like they used to.

Virginia Hilton

January 31, 2023

We were friends from work - I met Steve working on a Saturday, of course, and we talked about our dogs. He was so funny and kind and generous - and did I say funny? We would call each other on holidays, because he always remembered to wish you a good one - and the moments you spent with him made the holiday right. Like maybe you were a little lonely, even amidst your family, and there he was. A fighter, not a complainer. Did I say funny? I had to try to remember his last name because he is in my phone as "Super Steve". Guess that sums it up. Guess he will be able to visit Lynn and Phil. I will watch for him. Ciao.

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