Stephen John Renz

I'm real sorry to hear about Steve's death. Him and Jimmy, and Matt lived next door to us in Philadelphia on Camberly Road. Steve was my best friend at that time of our lives. Those were some of the most innocent great memories of my life. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family and I am so happy that Steve and Jimmy are now back together in heaven.

So sorry to learn of your passing. I worked with Steve at Culinart where he was just a phone call away with any tech issues or problems. A very nice man whom we share May 20 as our birth date. My condolences to Janet and the family. May God continue to bless you.

I´m so sorry to just be seeing this today. Obviously missing the viewing and funeral yesterday. I feel bad that I didn´t get to pay my respects to Janet and Steve´s family. Steve was a good guy who as the obituary states could fix almost anything and was a very reliable and helpful person to me in my food service career. I am sad for Janet and Steve´s family and only wish everyone well, and the strength to get through this difficult period.

Ironman will forever remain in our hearts. His love for all things Geek sparked many conversations between the two of us over the last few years. I know he was surrounded by a loving family and may they be comforted in the multitudes of happy memories they have and get to share. He is and will be missed.

Steve was a good guy. My husband is also an artist and we had some nice conversations about that. May he rest in peace and may his family be comforted.