STEVEN JANIN

JANIN STEVEN Obituary for Steven Janin, A Fortunate Son Beloved child of Jodie Janin (née Minnier), of Coatesville, PA and Christian Janin, of France, died October 1, 2024 at Jefferson Hospital after a short illness. Mature beyond his years, Steven was a happy baby, curious toddler, kind child and thoughtful adult who loved few, but loved deeply. Steven travelled the world with his parents and as an unaccompanied minor, crossing the Atlantic, sent by one parent to be met by the other. Each trip, his souvenir collection of cars, buses, airplanes, etc., grew and were prominently displayed. Known for his smile and good-nature, he was a light distinguished far too soon. Born in San Mateo County, CA, Steven was raised in New Hope and Wayne, PA. A graduate of Radnor H.S., Class of 2015, was a lover of all things cars. Employed by Quench USA as an Account Manager, Steven was a loved and valued member of their team and will be missed. In addition to his mother, Steven was deeply loved by his fiancé, Hailey Blanche of Berwyn, PA where he lived with her and their canine, Jasmine, aka Rhonda. Steven was also loved by his best friend, Jack Breen, a fellow Radnor H.S. graduate, a BSA Troop 284 chum, and co-worker at Flemings Steakhouse in Radnor, where they were valets in their youth. Following his passion, Steven enjoyed being a car salesman before joining Quench. Steven was also loved by Scott and Karin Minnier, Max, Sydney and Ava of Downingtown, PA. By Shawn Minnier of West Chester, PA. By Joyce Minnier, Amy and Jennifer of Peoria, AZ and Todd of Nashville, TN. By Mark Hawk, born in Parkesburg, PA, now of Palm Springs, CA. By Camille Williamson (née Janin) of AK. By his father, Christian and Viviana Janin, and Harold Janin of France. There will be no immediate service. A Celebration of Life will be held on his 28th birthday. In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to an organization in your community that serves underprivileged children and/or to children shamefully discarded by their family for being who they are.