Stephen Clyde Cozzi

Our thoughts are with Nick, the Cozzi family and all those who knew and loved Steve.

Love and Peace,
The Dolan Family

We will never forget when Steve wanted to come over to the house to make us lasagne. He did and brought all the ingredients! He did an awesome job and we had a wonderful evening laughing, talking and enjoying the company. It was a great recipe and I wish I would have written it down. Thank you Steve

My Heart breaks as another member of the Playboy Patrol has been taken too soon, always smiling, laughing, so much fun to be around my thoughts and prayers for my friend Nick and Family RIP Stevie, and Thanks for all the memories. Joey C!

I met Steve and Kay back in the 80´s, we had fun boating and snowmobiling. I was so happy to see they found one another again and were so in love. I am sorry for your loss. Taken way too young.

Deepest sympathy to your family! Prayers for all.

My heart goes out to everyone grieving during this difficult and unexpected time. Steve had become my uncle, and I'm deeply saddened that he won't get to pursue the dreams he created with my Aunt Kay. You will be greatly missed by many.

TAKEN WAY TO SOON! Steve you were a part of our family, we loved you dearly and are going to miss you so much. hope you are having a drink with your mum and dad and mine.
RIP STEVE
Love Jo and Ade

How could you not love Steve? He was a true friend to many, had a loving caring heart, always made you laugh and kept living life to the fullest. He is greatly missed. Rest in peace my good friend. Miss you.

Coz you are a Legend!!
RIP - Enjoy the other side

My deepest condolences to Steve's family and friends. Taken way too soon

STEVE WAS A FRIEND FROM H.S. MY DEEPEST CONDOLENCES FOR THE FAMILY AND FOR STEVE R.I.P

Our deepest condolences to the family and friends. We knew Steve from the old neighborhood in Des Plaines.

Steve, was a wonderful man and it was way too soon! May his loving memory continue forever.

I first met Steve in 1981 during high school. We played softball together on 3 different teams up until around 2005 or 2006. Many good times including after games with the guys. He was a good guy, a good friend and a good ball player. I will miss him and l will always remember him.

Rusty Drive. The Carvers, The Sullivans, The Dauls, The Fords, and many other great neighbors.

Steve and his brother Nick are the sons of the late Nick and Denise Cozzi. The Cozzis lived on Rusty Drive in Des Plaines where Steve and Nick enjoyed a childhood with terrific friends and neighbors. Steve is at rest with his Mom and Dad. God Bless the Cozzi family!!