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Vistula S Cooper
December 12, 2024
Watching I love Lucy right now with Mr. Wootton. My first time was when seeing him in this episode. So cute!!
Karl Petry
September 12, 2021
Nice performance on The Adventures of Superman. Rest in Peace
Donna Dito (Sangster)
August 26, 2021
I went to catholic school with stevie.
He was always fun and when he was not working..he would come back to school and tell stories.to us all.
Sorry I just found out he was gone.
My condolences.
Bessie Morris
December 4, 2019
Stephen loved you on leave it to beaver you were such a cute kid you are loved and missed
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Teri Huestis
December 23, 2018
I am so sorry for your loss, I just watched the movie "All Mine to Give" a VERY profound movie.
Paul Heineck
May 6, 2014
Ginny I'm so sorry for your loss. I worked with Steve for 10 years in Chicago and he became a very good friend. He was one of the good things about coming to work each day.
He will be very much missed.
Paula Jagla
April 15, 2014
Ginny, my heart goes out to you and your family.. My prayers are with you..
John Magee
April 12, 2014
A great CNA comrade,a wonderful leader,a happy man and my friend-GOD BLESS AND KEEP YOU STEVE
Janice Stevens
April 9, 2014
Dear Ginny, My heart goes out to you and your family. Steve was a wonderful person to work with, as well as a wonderful friend to all who knew him. You are in my thoughts and prayers, and please know that Steve will always be with you in your heart. God Bless. Janice Stevens ( an old CNA employee)
Tedd & Barbara Bross
April 9, 2014
Roger & Judy
Our sincerest condolences
Tedd & Barbara
8/14/04
Samantha Barlog
April 9, 2014
My love to the entire family. I have had the blessing of knowing or at least meeting many of you and will always consider you family.
I deeply and sincerely saddened by this news, and will be thinking and praying for Ginny and all of you. I feel very lucky to have had Steve in my life, he made an impact in my life and I will never forget him.
Although it is with a heavy heart I say this I wanted to take the time to write down some things I remember about Steve, and how he touched my life. I tend to ramble but could not decide what to say so decided to say it all:
My favorite big memory with Steve was Lake Tahoe family trip for his birthday watching fireworks on the 4th of July. He told so many great stories about his childhood and about some of the projects he and Roger had worked on in CA and in Tahoe area helping build places, etc. He played a huge part in teaching me how to play poker that trip, with the patience of a saint. He set up tournaments for us, and we loved it. The scramble golf match he set up for us was amazing and taught me a lot of respect for the game he loved that looked so easy, and was more frustrating than almost anything I tried. He tried very hard to give me tips and help. That trip Steve got a photo printer for a gift, where he could not wait to print pictures of the grandkids. I was always touched by how much he really played with all of his grandkids. At the pool, tossing the ball, reading books, or anything they wanted to do. Cole always loved doing anything, even watching TV or just hanging out with Papa Steve. I remember watching him with the girls at thier house in Henderson pushing them on the swings too.
One of our many trips to Vegas I wanted to take Jon and Cole to the Hoover Dam and Cole and Jon were less than excited about my choice. It must have been 100 degrees that day and Steve and Ginny took us and supported the reasoning and the idea of going to see it. Steve had probably been there a million times, and he didn't even care. He said they would probably like it once they got there, and they did. I will never forget Cole running to the state line and how excited he was.
I remember all the great times of going to the local casino with Ginny and Steve and how much fun he was. He always made sure we had a great time. I remember him telling me about some of the traveling he and Ginny did and places they went. He explained that he wanted us all to have great experiences too, and always encouraged our travel. He created experiences for us by taking us all kinds of places, we shared great meals and conversation.
I always apprecaited his advice when it came to business, finances, and career too. I was never afraid to ask him about anything. Steve and Ginny taught us how to play pai gaw at their house so we could go to the casino and play, even if we didn't have a lot of money. What a blast we had. Steve even set up a pretend table to show us the whole thing.
There were many likable traits Steve had, however for me I will always admire him for the level of patience. After all the situations I saw him go through with kids, grandkids, or anything, I never heard him raise his voice or lose his temper.
When I first met Steve I was just about 21 when Jon and I started dating. He was geniune, kind, and very easy to talk to. I went over to thier house for dinner near Christmas and Steve introduced me to wine, Chardonay in particular. I always think of him when I drink wine. He taught us a lot about wine too. He had a way of explaining things so we could understand and not feel like it was too sophisticated or complicated for us. We had some fun bbq's at thier place in Woodridge watching all the birds off the back deck.
When we got our first place, Steve took us aside and asked us if we needed furniture. He offered to store the really cool big blue sectional they had, and we all loved; until we could move it into our place. We had that couch for years and Cole would sleep on the sofa bed with his Dad when he was over, it was perfect.
Just one of the many things he did for us like that.
He had a huge heart and I will never forget him. Cheers to you Steve, thank you for all you showed me and taught me. I love you. Your are physically gone, but your spirit will always be all around us. The world is not the same without you; but we do have lots of friends and family in heaven, this place with no pain and no worries. I know you are with all of them; and some day I will see you again.
-Sam
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