Steven J. Tomaszewski

Honestly he was the best person ever brought everything to the table, fun , laughter, love, appreciation, and and uncle Steve would say ROCK AND ROLL BABY, your truly gunna be missed especially by me we had so many great times together doing everything as best friends and family I love and miss u so much

"To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die" -F. Claude Campbell

We are so sorry to hear of Steve's passing. He attended our church and was always helpful, generous and enthusiastic. He seemed to especially have a heart for the widows and the elderly. He will be greatly missed but we trust that he is rejoicing in his Savior's presence and we will seem him again.

Heartbroken for Heather and her five beautiful children. They were Steve´s greatest accomplishment. I´m sure now that secular distractions are no longer present, the glory of God has brought peace and understanding to his soul. Moving forward is never easy, but Heather´s strength will continue to carry their children through.

01/22/25. I am in shock over the passing of Steve. Didn't know him very long he attended my home church of Hope Assembly and on his first visit I walked up to him to introduce myself and he was so happy and appreciated that I took this move to introduce myself so each week we always greeted each other with a hug. Eventually he brought with him Tara then her son Nick who were the perfect picture for a couple, they should true love to each other. I will definitely miss seeing him at church, I feel he was really grasping the faith and may have known it in his past but he enjoyed church, he was always willing to help in anyway possible, he was and so was Tara very gracious people. I will miss him and pray he is in Heaven with Jesus, smiling down on us all.
with love and sympathy,
Debra Ann Lindner

Here are a few pictures I think he would say are `Slamma Damma Ding Dong!´