Robert Steepy Obituary
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Mr. Steepy was born in New Jersey on January 17, 1965, to the late Robert Leroy Steepy and the late Gail Latham.
Robert formerly worked as a manager in retail. Robert enjoyed coloring, painting, watching game shows, and enjoyed spending time with his family. Robert was a spiritual person that loved his Lord and he enjoyed watching his church services on zoom with his good friend (Deacon) Lawrence Foster. Robert enjoyed music and the B52''s music group. He also enjoyed spending time with his furbaby Max the cat and he loved him so much.
In addition to his parents, Mr. Steepy was preceded in death by his brother, Ronald Steepy.
Mr. Steepy is survived by his sister, Susie (Joseph Sweirczewski) Kogel, of Wilmington, Delaware. cousin, Tammy (Karl) Werner, of New Jersey. best friend, Andrew of Gaffney, and furbaby, Max the cat.
There are no services planned at this time.
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MJ
August 13, 2024
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Cynthia Roldan
September 26, 2023
He loved God with all his heart and soul.
I miss you my friend in Christ Jesus.
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