Stephen Eric Metz

Janet, I pray that you and your family will be encouraged by the fact that Steve was loved by many people. His generous spirit, friendly attitude, and willingness to help endeared him to lots of us. May focusing on the wonderful memories you shared help to ease the heart ache you feel, and may you feel the love that is coming your way during this time of grief.

My dearest thoughts to you, Janet, Sarah, and Matthew and all of your loved ones. While we were next door neighbors for 13+years, we became more than just borrowing a cup of sugar or some eggs. Steve was a soft soul inside a sturdy physique. He was the first in the cul-de-sac to lend a helping hand, a listening ear in the driveway, join an "amusing" chase for wayward dogs, and share stories. We laughed for years at his nickname, "Nightmare" because it was the farthest from the truth. He was a giver both behind the scenes and in front of the camera. May you all be comforted and strengthened by precious memories and
each other. Fondly, Lynn

My favorite memory: going w/ him and Janet to see Joe Bonamassa in concert. Great music, great people, togetherness. The picture is from that night: March 22, 2022 He was always joking, always kind and affectionate. My condolences to Janet and family and friends

Janet and family

Thinking of you .I'm so sorry for your loss.
Please accept my sincere condolences.
Love
Ann Marie Smith
(I worked with Janet at Ferguson)

Thank you my friend for all the wonderful times we shared together. You will be missed by many. Blessings and keep the rubber side down up there. Dick

one of the fondest of Memories, was the America's 9/11 Ride - back in August of 2006 ... Fred / Purple / Steve & Janet / OB - rode from Raleigh, NC to Somerset, PA to meet up with ~ 1,800 other riders ... Starting in the little town of Shanksville, PA and riding to the Flight 93 crash site ... from there, with a totally Police Escort, went to Washington DC and the Pentagon ~ 2,000 plus bikes ... the next day, was the trip to Ground Zero - over 2,500 bikes rolled thru the Holland Tunnels, down West Street, to the Battery, and parked at the Twin Towers site. all of Lower Manhattan came to a complete stop !!! NEVER FORGET - It Starts With Me !!!