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Ed Lanfer
June 23, 2011
Steve was a dedicated engineer and I enjoyed working with him at Federal Mogul
chassis division in St. Louis, MO. He always had the time to help someone else
with a problem and never complained. He was a very dear friend of mine.
My sincere condolences go to his family.
Steve is in God's hands now. May he rest
in peace.
Claudette Williams
June 1, 2011
June 1, 2011
I, Claudette Williams, met Stephen, a little over ten years ago, through Mr. Hulas King, who is employed by Siemens' EDS.
Stephen was a very diligent-hard working employee. So many times, I would call him and he would be working way past closing time and would be there before daylight the next day.
I hope his employer valued Stephen for his worth. He gave his life to his work.
My husband, son and I have a great lost.
My son would play the piano for Stephen and I noticed him very emotional. He would not share just how sick he was. He spent a little over one week in my spare bedroom and had many wonderful nights of conversation with my son.
I wish I had done more for him.
God has him in His comforting arms!
Connie Smith
May 27, 2011
May your light ALWAYS shine among your friends and loved ones...You are always loved and missed even more...
Connie Smith
May 27, 2011
I knew Stephen years before Federal Mogul. He was a giving man...and he knew how to show love... My thoughts and prayers are with you, Diana and to his family. I will always love Stephen and miss him more. God bless you Stephen for sharing a portion of your life with me...and Thank You Diana for being there for Stephen in his last days...
Diane Sechrest
May 26, 2011
I had the pleasure of working with Steve at Federal-Mogul for the past 3 years. He was kind, gracious and selfless... always the first to help someone else. He was a good engineer and loved his job... he always said it was his favorite place to be! Even through his illness, he would always say, "I just want to get back to work." We miss his humor and his giving spirit. My sincere condolences to his wonderful Diana, and to his family. May he rest in peace.
Andrew Hartnett
May 26, 2011
Very sorry for your loss.
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