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Purshina Patel
April 8, 2010
Steve,
You were the intelligence that kept me curious, the laughter that kept me happy, and the love that kept me alive.
Hope you've found the same in the ever-after.
Love always
P
Kim Reider
April 7, 2010
I worked with Steve at ISI for 5 years. He was a great leader. He was always very caring and you could always stop by his office if you wanted to talk. Steve was always generous and had such a big heart. He will be missed My condolences to his family especially Ben and Taylor.
Carla Peacher-Ryan
January 17, 2010
There will be a memorial gathering in Memphis on February 20th. Please feel free to contact me for details.
Jill
January 7, 2010
Steve was an important part of my life in the 80s. He was one of the most intelligent people I have ever known, yet he had a great sense of humor and was very down to earth. My sympathy goes out to his children and other family members. I regret having learned of his death so late.
Barry Grasso
January 7, 2010
Steve was a wonderful CEO and person. It was a pleasure knowing him. A truly generous person. He will be missed. May he rest in peace.
Mac McMullen
January 5, 2010
While I always admired Steve for his intelligence, what I remember is his smile.
Kimberly McKay
January 4, 2010
Stevie,
You have been an Integral part of my life. People need to know how brilliant you were, how you could answer every question i've ever had if it meant giving me directions because i was lost or the name of an exotic fish in an aquarium in the carribean, how you would smile and say "i'm not making this up" after every story you told and how you put everyone else's needs before your own. I will always remember the last thing you said to me on December 14th which was that "You love me and would always be there for me"...i know that you will. I'am in deep sorrow and I regret that you will not see Christian and I marry-but we will as you wished. My sincerest condolences to Taylor and Ben. I promise to look after Gabby & Patricia I'am going to charish all of the memories we've shared forever.
Love,
~Your Kimi
Todd Wicker
January 4, 2010
My condolences go out to Steve's Family. The great thing about you Steve was that you treated everyone the same no matter who they were. It was a pleasure knowing you. Thanks for all the laughs and great times on the Company trips.
You will not be forgotten!!! Rest in Peace
Bob Brister
January 2, 2010
Steve and I were friends in the late 1960's-early 1970s. We attended an Eric Burden and War concert in Memphis which was one of my favorites. We'll miss you, Steve.
December 21, 2009
My sincere condolences go out to Steve's family and host of friends. He will be greatly missed... May your memories bring you comfort. Rest In Peace Steve.
~Maria Baxter & Family
Meg Johnston
December 21, 2009
RIP SRC....You were a very major part of my life, and you will be with me forever. I will always love and miss you and no matter what, thru good times and bad, i will always be honored to have had you in my life! Ben and Taylor, and all of your friends and family...may God Bless!
Paul Chamberlain
December 20, 2009
Ben and Taylor,
For what it’s worth, I share your sorrow. I want you to know I also have a lot of regrets because I was never able to tell Steve how important he was to me my whole life, and how proud I was of him for all his wonderful accomplishments. He was such a good brother. I’ve been remembering the kind and generous things he did for me when we were young, and how he has rescued me from trouble for as long as I can remember. I admired and loved him more than I can ever say, and I know I have lost the chance of ever telling him now. My heart is broken – I have lost my big brother.
Purshina Patel
December 19, 2009
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
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