Stephen D. Cetrulo M.D.

So happy I knew him. What a rare treasure he was. Unforgettable.
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R.I.P STEVE. TOMMY STRUMOLO.

MY NAME IS TOMMY STRUMOLO AND I WAS FROM NEWARK, N.J. AND WENT TO SCHOOL WITH STEVE. I LIVE IN N. MYRTLE BEACH SC. I KNEW THE CETRULO FAMILY VERY WELL. A GREAT FAMILY. R.I.P..

I was a Junior while Steve was a Senior at Columbia College in NYC. Both of us were saber fencers on the College Fencing Team. Steve also worked with Professor Francis J. Ryan and had his own lab down the hall and up on flight of stairs from me in my lab. Undergraduates having their own labs was an innovative teaching technique that Professor Ryan seemed to have instigated and Steve and I somehow got our labs when we asked for them. Hands on education. How innovative of a Columbia Professor! Steve was an early role model for me in my pursuit of biological research. He certainly had an adventurous spirit and we had many conversations about our futures.

steve you were a great guy and family to me.

He was like a Greek hero touched by the gods.

i knew steve in grade and h.s.. he was a great guy and true friend. i knew his family very well. R.I.P.

Dina, Stephen's sister, was a lovely friend. I had the pleasure of meeting her brother, and he was certainly a lover of life that left a positive effect upon all who crossed his path. If anyone has had a great life journey, filled with purpose and adventure, it is Stephen. My deepest sympathy to his loved ones.