Steven Smyth

Smyth, Steven was born on December 21, 1968 in Jeanette, Pa. to Robert & Helen (nee Plowman), where Bob was stationed in the US Army. Stevie D grew up in Paterson until his family moved to Hawthorne where Stevie graduated from High School in 1986. Steven worked for the USPS for nearly 30 years as a mail carrier in Warren, NJ and was loved by all on his route.
Steven treasured time with his family and friends, spending most weekends at someone's home where he was always warmly
welcomed, especially time with his mom, sisters Beth and Betsy, nephews Billy (Samantha), Cody and Charlie (Mariah) and Niece's Kelly (Mike Muha), Angelika and Julia and grandniece Fiona. Stevie spent many late nights talking shop and sharing stories with his brother-in-law Dennis. Stevie looked forward to the many birthdays, graduations, weddings, and the annual Superbowl and Fourth of July Parties at Jeff & Sarah's with his Aunts, Uncles, cousins and friends. He was often among the first to arrive and the last to leave getting updated on everyone's lives and sharing his.
Steven loved music, attending countless concerts. His favorite band was Aerosmith which is why he named his son Tyler Steven. Stevie D was also an avid sports fan watching as many games as possible, especially his favorite teams – The Yankees, Rangers, and Jets. Attending games with family and friends were fond memories which Steven often shared, including Jets games with his dad, Giants games with his Aunt Gin & Uncle Joe, Yankee games with his Mom, Tyler, Jess, Beth, cousins and his best friend Drew. Steven made sure to attend at least one Rangers vs. Devils game with his son Tyler every year and even went to a couple of Islanders games with Betsy & Dennis, always proudly wearing his Rangers sweater no matter who was playing!
Stevie was not just one of the good guys, he was the best!
Predeceased by his father, Robert G. Smyth, survivors include Mother, Helen C. Smyth, son Tyler Smyth, stepdaughter Jessica Connelly, Sister Betsy Roos (Dennis), and Sister Beth Smyth.
Cremation will be private.