Stephen Kenneth Hanks

Expressing my condolences to the family of Steve Hanks. Steve will be remembered as a bright light in the memories of those who knew him. He was a gentleman, and a gentle soul who extended compassion to not only his circle of friends, but to people he met in his daily travels, always focused on making the world a better place. He will be missed. May his memory and his spirit live on forever.

Steve had the BEST SMILE EVER! He would always make my day at Hartford Hospital. Then after he retired I had the pleasure of running into him on occasional at Bob's Coffee in Rocky Hill. I will never for get him. He will be missed and sincerest condolences to his family and close friends. He truly was a beacon of light.

My condolences to the family. A classmate of genuine quality! You will be missed! Class of 1970

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Mr. Hanks was unique and a true gentleman. Our interactions were spares but when we came across he would engage in respectful conversations of different sorts. He's already missed; our condolences to family and friends. Rest easy friend.

I have great memories of Steve with his big smile and contagious laugh in the halls of Hartford Hospital. He always had a kind word for all that took the time to speak with him. I am very sorry for your loss.

We were on the same football, and wrestling team together.

I am deeply saddened by the passing of Steve who is a dear friend of mine. While it felt tough when he retired, this news is way harder. My day would always start and remain positive because it started with us meeting albeit briefly on the hospital campus and our upbeat and cheerful conversation even if it meant we were holding up traffic!
Rest in peace dear friend - your family, friends and the world is poorer without you.
Dr. Peru Venkatesh

he will be missed. i met him at HHC. a beautiful sole. always good morning with a smile on his face. you will always be remember.

His smile could light up the darkest of times. He will be missed. Sorry to his family for their loss.

I'll always remember Steve in Bellevue square to the young guys with encouragement -his laugh and at big d's wedding-we he always found time to talk to when 0ur paths crossed. R I P MY BROTHER

Steve was a great guy my husband an I have known him for many years working at Hartford hospital and ccmc and my husband ray played golf with him every week he will be greatly missed so very sad about his passing