Steven J. Adamonis

We will miss that great guy who always was there for us. We are so proud that we were friends. Love you, Steve.

Our sincere condolences to your family from our family (Milkovich). Steve my brother Dan and our close friend Conrad enjoyed many hunting trips at our cottage in Canada and the memories we shared will not be forgotten! Sincerely Tom Milkovich

I was Steve´s neighbor for 10+ years. He looked out for us. Took care of our dog as they were best friends. He spent many days teaching my girls how to play basketball. They loved when Bailey joined she loved playing ball too. We had a bond with many wonderful memories

I am so sorry to hear about Steve he was a wonderful man and good friend with my brothers your family is in my thoughts and prayers

Steve was more than my friend, he was a fellow Ski Bum. We all had a connection that was deeper than friendship. When the others passed, Steve and I would go fishing or golfing or just hang out and remember the others. He was always there to help with anything that needed to be done I had not seen Steve in a few years since moving but I know I will miss him

Steve was a great friend to me and my late husband, David J. Bradshaw. He stood up at our wedding in 1986. When my husband passed away in 2000, Steve often made trips to my home in Stevens Point, Wis, to help out with my 4 children and keep me company, as well as fix odds and ends around our Condo. I could always count on him. I will miss him terribly! I want to extend my sympathy and condolences to all his brothers and sister and to your entire families. May he rest in peace. What a wonderful man!
Sincerely,
Ellen Bradshaw

Steve was a gentleman, I saw Steve at a Fish Fry in Naperville about 8 year´s ago. I hadn´t seen him since 1975 , but the conversation picked up like it was yesterday. Sorry to Steve´s family.
Sincerely
Jim Barry
St. Catherine of Alexandria 1975.