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Steve Kapusta, 95, of Finleyville, passed away Thursday June 12, 2025.
He was born June 10, 1930, in Finleyville, a son of the late Joseph and Josephine Kapusta.
Steve was retired from the United Mine Workers where he worked as a heavy equipment operator. He loved being a member of the United Mine Workers and regularly attended their picnics.
Surviving are one son; Richard "Rick" (Susan) Kapusta, one daughter: Kathy (Russ) Young, several nieces and nephews and his cat Blue.
Deceased are his wife Betty Kapusta and siblings; John and Andrew Kapusta, Mary Faith and Anee Vinoverski.
All arrangements are private and under the direction of Kegel Funeral Home, Inc. Memorial donations can be made to the Washington Area Humane Society 1517 S.R. 136 Eighty Four, PA 15330
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Fran and Angela Bekavac
June 20, 2025
Steve was a wonderful man and neighbor with a work ethic that was unmatched. We always enjoyed seeing him when he was working in his yard and exchanging stories. He will be dearly missed.
Our sincerest condolences to all the Kapusta family. Both of your parents were very kind and have left a great lasting impression on our family.
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