Sunday, January 7, 2024
Sorry to hear of Steve's passing and sincere condolences to the family. My time goes way back with Steve when he took me in as a 19 year old into his Steel Construction Department at Dofasco. As we moved thru times there, I watched his fairness and his great disposition towards people. Rarely did I see him down. I noticed in the obit regarding his vans, sometimes if you had to find him, and he wasn't in the office, the van was the go to, to find him. He was always getting it ready for a trip, There were many of them. Then was the coffee club dinners from the funds of the office coffee station. We all got together for them. It built a comradery amongst the crew. I watched him leave the shop on his retirement, thought "he's not coming back from this trip". He left it with a good group, that he had built. We definitely had lots of laughs working together for sure. Caught up with Steve a few times after retirement, unfortunately lost touch with him. Oh, by the way, those 3 grey hairs on Steve's right side, was from me, when I was the kid, lol.
