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Steve is survived by his wife, Mary Dill Wolkomir; his children, Megan Cannon (Adam), and Stephen Wolkomir; his grandchildren, Micha, Austin, and Elliana; and his sister, Nancy Wolkomir, whom he loved dearly.
Steve served his country in the U.S. Army. He was a simple and hardworking man who always provided for his family but was never boastful. Steve loved sports and Sci-fi movies; when in high school he was a heavyweight wrestler. Steve enjoyed traveling. His strong faith and Jewish heritage were of utmost importance. Steve became a believer at the age of 35 and it forever changed his life. His love and devotion to the Lord and the Word of God were evident in Steve's life. Steve loved his family and especially his grandkids that called him "Papa Bear".
Friends and family will celebrate Steve's life on Saturday, June 22, 2024 at 2:00pm at Steve and Mary's home, his brother-in-law, Pat Dill will lead the service.
Funeral arrangements were trusted to Lancaster Funeral and Cremation Services, Online condolences can be made at https://www.lancasterfcs.com/.
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Nancy Wolkomir
December 12, 2024
It's so hard to know you're gone. I am so grateful of the years that we got to know each other better as brother and sister. Through all of your medical issues you were so so very strong right up to the end. I would have loved to share our fathers discharge papers from the Army. It shows he ended his service as a sergeant and he was a gunner. It shows the various battles that he was a part of including the invasion of Normandy it looks like he spent a lot of time in France. He also did receive some medals for his service. He was a strong man, generally soft spoken, and I think we both took after him in the way we dealt with our lives. Rest in peace my brother, I love and miss you everyday.
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