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Steven Eichenbaum Obituary
Steven Eichenbaum, 68, of West Haven, formerly of Coconut Creek, FL, died at Y-NH Hospital on July 20, 2020. Son of the late Saul and Helen (Baum) Eichenbaum. Brother of Jack Eichenbaum (Linda). Steven loved to golf, go to casinos, and travel. He was great at telling jokes and funny stories. He will be missed by his family and many friends in CT and FL. Funeral Arrangements in care of Robert E. Shure & Son Funeral Home, New Haven. To sign an online registry book or to leave a message of condolence, please visit: www.shurefuneralhome.com
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jeffrey baum
January 11, 2025
yesI have spent years trying to locate (my cousin steven ) if my cousin jackie sees this message please contact me
Michael Cacioppo
July 23, 2020
I'm sorry to hear about Steven.
Steven and I worked at Lehman brothers for several years.
Steven could bring a smile to everyone's face and was a good man.
Dennis D'Amato
July 22, 2020
This one really hurts. Steve was such a big part of the Bridge days. He was part of pretty much all we did. Always a lot of fun. Witty. Intelligent. Unpredictable. Someone we all loved to be around. He was a great friend. Funny story, back when Burger King opened, Steve...who weighed about 90 pounds soaking wet...ate four Whoppers and left the tray on the table instead of dumping the trash into the garbage can. The manager banned Steve from Burger King for life! Every time I go into Burger King I tell that story, and have asked managers if he's still banned. I have a thousand stories. I'm sure anyone who knows him does. To Steve's family, my sincere condolences. Some people have an everlasting effect on your life. Steve is one of those for me. Steve, safe travels old friend.
Kenn MAHER
July 22, 2020
Great dude,boy we had fun. Hope you didn't suffer pal!
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