Steve, I just found out that you passed away years ago. I had no idea and I`m so very sad to hear of this. It`s been many years since I`ve seen you, and I know our working relationship and friendship ended on bad terms. However, I hope you found it in your heart to forgive me through the years. You were a good man and a good boss, I was very young and had many inner battles and I regret the way things ended at KPFM. I will always be grateful to you and your family for allowing me to be part of the opening days for your business in Oceanside. I will always remember those times, I was able to buy my first car because of my job with you. May you R.I.P., I hope to see you again sometime!
Jerry Weber
6/12/2017 |
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So very sorry to hear about Steve. We had great times when Steve would come to the dances my band played at. God Bless you`ll be missed Paul Thompson class of 1971
Paul Thompson
1/1/2012 |
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I will always remember Steve. He was a profoundly kind person, with a huge smile and the ability to make me laugh at almost anything. A joyous caring soul. He has left the world just a little better from his path upon it.
Nancy Stewart Quinn
12/12/2011 |
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...miss you stevie...you were a good buddy...mom, brothers, and I will miss you...
Jeannine
12/6/2011 |
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I first met Steve in 1979 while I was working for his brother Gary at Lampost. I think I ate one oof the first bbq beef pizzas Steve ever made. I Remember him always wearing his checkered chefs pants and a big smile...and that he loved his family . I Pray Gods peace, comfort and strength over his family, mother and brothers. Blessings.
Bob Lomas
12/3/2011 |
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I love and miss you! You were like a father to me. Thank you for all you have done for me. R.I.P (3 Love always, Your adopted daughter
Kendal Johnson
11/29/2011 |
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Sorry about Steve Randy and I will pray for you and Steves family for your comfort in this sad, time and he was a very humble and kind person,God bless you all, love Mark and family in Christ.
Mark Elrod
11/24/2011 |
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God bless Steves family and may He embrace you in this sad time and I will always remember the happy and good times when they were with us.I knew Randy in school and later on I got to know Steve a little bit, like when he used to play in their band at parties with the Green Acres theme, that was so funny,and the last time I saw him was when we went to a Dodger game in 1977 when they gave us tickets,Steve was a charismatic person and had much humbleness in his heart and I know he was real kind, and I know in my heart that he must have loved his family and people very much, I will miss him very much,he is one more icon and great man from my past. God bless his family, he will always be with us in spirit the way he was and the way he lived, Amen.
Mark Elrod 75
11/24/2011 |
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Poop.
Dave Mizell
11/21/2011 |
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I`m very saddened at the news of Steve`s passing, my condolences to his family and his brother`s Randy, Gary, and Dave. God bless.........John
John Morton
11/20/2011 |
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The news about Steve`s death is very sad and my deepest sympathies are extended to his family and friends. He was always a person who stood out and he believed in action. He will be missed.
Johnna Gann Sampsel
11/20/2011 |
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Words are sometimes hard to find at times like these, when it is someone you have known for such a long time. There are some of us who have known each other since the third grade, and even though time has separated us, the memories and good times still linger. John Marshall School, Leo Ciro school, Singing at the ground breaking of McGarvin Jr. High School in sixth grade. When I heard of the passing of Steve I flashed back to all of those times. Debbie was my first girl friend, and I send my love and all the white light I can to her. They were meant for each other. And their children that I am sad to say I never met. So from this stranger to them I say... Your father was a good man as you know he helped more people than we will ever know. My Mom passed away this year and there are no words to express how you feel and no words can really help. Keep him in your hearts and know he loved you very much and will always be remember as a hero in our eyes. Love and strength to yo
Michael Cook
11/19/2011 |
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The light in the window that was you here on earth and the sign that reads "Sorry, We`re Open on the door. That light will remain on in each of us who`s lives you touched. Thank you, for all the hugs, smiles and laughter you made possible. Your presence will be missed. With your permission and in your honor I would like to briefly change the LQ Alma mater song. Our loyalty co mander, forever goes to you, we`ll stand beside you always, for your spirit true. Oh Aztecs fight forever, for the gold and blue, Hail Supreme Commander, we`ll always honor you.
Raymond Standing Bear
11/19/2011 |
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You did it all right...keep laughing, help others, love your family...you were the man!
DeAnn Lloyd Gibbs
11/18/2011 |
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Steve R.I.P. and one more time... Ahhhh....ahhhhahhhhaaaa....ahhhhaaahhhhaaaa The neighborhood will never forget your tarzan call and what a great person you are...You will be missed...and Steve now that your up in heaven do your tarzan call for my dad...hahaha I can hear him now!!!
Jacquie Komodina
11/18/2011 |
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Steve you will truly be missed...I remember going to have pizza at your restaurant...I am sad for your family too...But I know you will be watching over them...I know you will be visiting all our Aztecs that have passed...Bless you Steve
Patt Turgeon Caldwell
11/18/2011 |
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Thanks for the laughs Steven! I will always remember you and Scott and that little Be-Bop acapella tune you guys would do, brilliant yeah.
Radames
11/18/2011 |
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I will always remember Steve as a happy go lucky sort or person. He always seemed to have a joyful smile to share with others. It is sad to think of the world without him. To his family, I am truly sorry for your loss.
Avis Lair
11/18/2011 |
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I am so shocked and saddened at the news of Steve`s death. I hadn`t seen Steve since not long after 9-11. He`d gone to NYC to offer his help and cooked for the recovery workers at Ground Zero and he talked about it at one of our KPFM alumni get-togethers. It was obvious that he`d been profoundly affected by his experience. Such a tragic loss. My thoughts and prayers are with his family at this sad time.
Gayle Gourley Reed
11/18/2011 |
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Steve was a good man, good father and good friend. I was truly saddened to hear of his very untimely passing. Rest in peace, Supreme Commander...
Bill Botzong
11/17/2011 |
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