Stephen Gene Morgart

I worked on with Steve at the Village of Endicott Police Department in the late 1970s into the mid eighties. He was a good officer, and a true gentleman who has strong family values. Working with him was truly an honor.

Nancy Armstrong

On this last day of April, I will remember how we met, on March 31, 1966. We stayed up all night just talking, laughing and making out(just a little) until it was dawn on April fools day. Now after 636 months together our time has been suspended, until we meet again, I can't wait to spend eternity with you, my love.
Nancy

This last day of April, ends the hardest month of our 53 years together. I am so thankful for the beautiful 636 months we shared, every day since I met you and The joy you brought to my life will keep me until we are together again. Nancy

What a kind and generous friend. Whether you wore a beret, police hat, or oversized cowboy hat -- you were always a sweetie. The fondest of memories and countless smiles will keep you in my heart forever. So, now you get a halo. Perfect!

Luv u Stevie. What an unselfish giving guy dedicated to family and public service bestest b-I-l. Law .ever. Love to my sis and his family I know Steve will forever be watching over them r

I will always remember Steve and his smile. He was the perfect hire for the new BAT mobile program at FTA. There are countless people alive today because of Steve's dedication and effort to remove impaired drivers from the roadways. But he was way more than that. He was a mentor, a father, a grandfather, and a friend. I remember when I experienced a health scare of my own, he was always encouraging and letting me know I would ultimately be ok. He was always available if you had questions and needed advice or needed a shoulder to cry on or lean on. Godspeed BATMAN! Go rest high on the mountain friend! You've earned it!

God's Speed Batman ! You have made a difference in this life...

R.I.P.

God's Speed Batman ! You have made a difference in this life...

R.I.P.

Steve Morgart, A Legend.. When I first met Steve, I was looking for an individual to work with me to implement the State's first Breath Alcohol Testing Mobile Unit. Steve was a retired law enforcement officer from update NY. Well for most that would be a challenge, but for me having been born & raised in upstate NY Steve & I seem to have started a bond. Steve's personality & professionalism was a GREAT fit for the newly developed Breath Alcohol Testing Mobile Unit Coordinator (1996). I remember to this day my words to Steve were "I need this program to be a success, and if you are hired you will be the one responsible to either MAKE this program or BREAK this program". And without hesitation, Steve's response was "you better sit back & take notes because I will make this the best program in the NATION". Which over the early years, the BAT Unit Program received numerous local & State awards to include an award from the National Highway Safety Administration award given to the Governor of NC for it's efforts in reducing DWI drivers & saving lives on our streets & highways by utilizing the BEST BAT Mobile Unit Program in the Nation. Steve's personal skills, knowledge and leadership was the reason for the success of the program. Steve was not only a co-working but a personal friend as we worked together though the many years. Steve Morgart aka BATMAN will always be remembered. Thank you Steve for your friendship and memories. I will think of you always and especially you laugh & smile, always.... Love You Brother...

Steve was my supervisor at CCBI over 20 years ago. He was the best supervisor I have ever worked for period. Kind, intelligent, understanding and forceful when he needed to be forceful. I had the pleasure of working with him also with the BAT Mobile. Loved going to a checkpoint that I knew he would be working. I think his smile was permanent. Praying for your whole family.

It was an honor to know Steve and work with him to battle impaired driving in North Carolina. I always enjoyed being around Steve and spent countless hours at checking stations, meetings, events, etc. with Steve. He was a wonderful human being that always talked about his family. Great guy and a huge loss to North Carolina. The family is in my thoughts and prayers.

To all the family I would like to express my deepest sympathy during this most difficult time. I first meet Steve in 1996 when he came to hillsborough to teach a class. I was a Sgt then and he spoke to me about his new BAT program with FTA. Little did I know then but 3 years later Steve had made the program so successful they needed another person and I was hired. Steve was my mentor and best friend during those BAT mobile days. We spent more time together than we did with our own families. We watched each other's family grow from just sons and daughters to having our own grandchildren. I'm a better man and person for having known Steve. Steve was like a Dad to me. He was one of kind. I will always carry some piece of him in my life and heart. Thank you for sharing Steve with me and many many others in this thing called life. I loved Steve and will always continue to love his memories. God speed BATMAN... your Boy Wonder

It was my honor to know Steve. He was a good man and friend. Prayers for the family; he will always be with you on your hearts.

Jason....did not mean to leave your name off....had all the girls on my mind from the old days!! Thinking of you too and know you will miss your Dad!!
Debbie

Thanks for all the good times I had when I was a kid, visiting you and Nancy. My condolences to Nancy, Jeff, Rachael, and Jason.
Love,
Billy Lynch

Sending healing prayers and comforting hugs. I am so sorry for your loss.

I am very sorry for your loss. Mr. Morgart was a great man. God speed.

Dear Nancy,Rachel,Raven and Leah,
All of our family is saddened to learn of your loss. We loved Steve like family when we were neighbors and he was another grandfather to our kids! He was so special and so caring! We are all grateful to have known him.
Such great memories to treasure. Love and prayers to each of you in the coming days!
Love, Debbie and John
David and Courtney

Words alone could hardly echo who Steve was to so many people. He inspired others to do and be better and encouraged those to enjoy life as he did himself. Family always came first to Steve and he would always step up to help during the weakest moments. Steve amassed friends every place he went as his quick wit and humor made him an easy to know person. He will Always will be in our thoughts. We will miss you deeply, Steve.

Good man, he spent many hours with us grunt street Cops taking drunk drivers off the road! Job well done!!

One of the kindest, compassionate, and generous adults that I can remember from my childhood. RIP Mr. Morgart. My family extends our deepest sympathies to his extended family..