Stephen A. Warshaw

Thinking of Stephen today, on his birthday. Missing our phone calls today, 5/17 for his birthday, and on 5/19 for mine. I think of him so often, and Stuart, Judy, Cynthia, Anderson and Hannah are in my thoughts and prayers.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Stephen was super smart and kind. Even after these many years his passing shocked me because he was so warm. I remember the last time we were together at Larry Eagan´s house on my old street. I said something and Stephen´s laugh is still in the air. That lovely laugh. Lovely man. Much love to his family. - Peter

Our sincerest and deepest condolences for your family at this difficult time. We hope that happy memories stay with you and comfort you in the days ahead. Sending lots of love and hugs.
Adil and Zarinna Mulla

Our deepest condolences to you Cynthia, Anderson and Hannah. May god be with you and your family.
The Roode Family

Steven and Cynthia were my next door neighbors for over twenty years
Although we didn´t see each other very often we were friends ...and cared about each other.
I just heard the shocking sad news today of his passing and wanted to reach out with sincere sympathy..they were so kind to me when I lost my husband.. my family and I send out heartfelt wishes to Cynthia and their children
Ellen Baron

To Stephen´s beloved family my deepest sympathies for your loss. I went to Longmeadow High and United Hebrew School with Stephen. My memories of him are that he was always kind and thoughtful. He was inclusive and considerate of others, and had a big heart. May his memory be a blessing. My heartfelt sympathies.
Wendy (Feen) Shepro

We are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers go out to your family. The Good Family

Jon and I just learned of Stephen's passing -- on Election Day when we might well have run into him at town hall! He was possibly the most positive person we have ever met! Loaded with ideas on how to solve problems or simply make things run more smoothly. What a hole he will leave for all who knew him and indeed the entire town to which he devoted so many hours in so many capacities. He will be well-remembered and certainly missed.

Sorry to hear of Stephen's passing. I enjoyed our conversations at the Cornwall Bridge Post Office and his visits in Bantam as well. He is missed by many.

I just watched the livestream of the service. Thank you Cynthia, for sending it along. I wish more than anything that I could have been there. I am numb. We worked together on projects, became friends and WERE friends for 26 years. He was so talented, smart and quick on his feet. From his "Just Sit Back and Enjoy the Ride" days to "Linchpin at Large," Stephen was a consistent, loyal friend, collaborator and confidante. I will miss him terribly. My heart goes out to Cynthia, Anderson and Hannah, and to Stephen's parents at this time of great sadness. I may be in Arizona, but if there's anything I can do for you guys, let me know.

Warshaw family,

I am so incredibly shocked to hear about the passing on Stephen. I have worked alongside him for many months now and I have to say, he is one of nicest, kindest and genuine men I have yet to meet.

I'm so sorry for your loss.

I was proud to call Stephen my friend. I will miss him, as I´m sure all he left behind will. Sincere condolences.

On behave of Tannerville section , We send our condolences and prayers to Family .... it was honor to know Steve and always a kind word and smile ....
Dennis A. Tanner

Stuart, Judy, Cathy, Cynthia, Hannah and Anderson, I am so sorry for your loss. Steve and I met and became friends when we shared a desk at his dad's Berkshire Color and Chemical Company over 30 years ago. I was working - Stephen was dreaming up adventures like bungee jumping and limo scavenger hunts. So many memories, so many laughs. I will miss my yearly happy birthday call from him. Warshaw family, I am unable to attend services today, but please know you are in my thoughts and prayers. Always,

I remember Stephen from many years at Pine Knoll Swim School. I am sorry to hear of his recent passing. I can picture his blond hair and big grin, always pleasant! In case the name doesn't ring a bell, I was Mrs. Doering's niece and would've been on staff at PKSS.

Karen and I were down-the-street neighbors of the Warshaws. For the past fourteen years we have been honored to call Stephen a friend. Exceptionally bright and hard working, he was always full of ideas, eager to help, and always had a ready smile. He will be greatly missed. Kindly excuse our absence; we moved to Florida two months ago. Karen, Mike, and I offer our deepest condolences to the family. Jim Shaw

Cynthia, Hannah and Anderson,
I am so sorry for your Loss.
My thoughts are with you.
Take care of Cynthia.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Cynthia, Hannah, Anderson, & the entire Warshaw family,
We are so very sorry to hear of Steve´s passing. He was always smiling, and so friendly. I always enjoyed seeing him & talking with him. He will certainly be missed here in Warren. Our hearts are breaking for you, but may you take comfort knowing he is at peace. Sending love & condolences.
Marie Elena, John, & Amelia Pecha

I have fond memories of Stephen, "Whitey" as we called him then, from high school. So sorry to learn of his untimely passing. May his memory be a blessing and a comfort to all those who love him.