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Steve was born on December 6, 1969 in Chicago. He passed away suddenly on July 19th. He grew up in Rolling Meadows. That's where his hockey participation started. He played most of his life.
He was a salesman most of his career and loved the job. His last job was with Tron Solar and he really enjoyed explaining the whole process to people. He loved the city of Chicago and meeting new people and interacting with them. If you needed help, he was your guy.
He will be missed by so many.
A memorial visitation will be held at Ahlgrim Funeral Home, 330 W Golf Road in Schaumburg on Saturday, August 2nd from 1:00 to 4:00 with a service at 4:00 PM.
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Martin Hevesy
August 1, 2025
I was honored to know Steve. I played with him on the beer bistro hockey team in Chicago. He came to visit in Milwaukee and we had a great time. God rest your soul, my friend, you were one of the best and frequently checked in on us. We know you are watching from heaven. Rest easy.his
stacey engel
July 30, 2025
A. Kind and gentle man. I will miss him but now he is free . A son I would have been proud to have. Stacey Engel
Kathy Jean-Keller
July 27, 2025
Beer Bistro Team Captain Steve with the Hockey team at Soldier Field, playing and raising money for charity. My husband Chuck Keller enjoyed the friendship with the guys on the ice. Your kindness is a blessing to us all. Miss you already.
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Nicol Engel
July 27, 2025
From hanging out with me one night at college in `88 to my wedding in `93, to more recently with Rocco. Steve was the most generous person, giving his time to those in need and always with a smile, laugh, and positive attitude. He lived a large life. I will miss him everyday. - Nicol
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