Condolences
Please accept my deepest sympathies and condolences as you grieve the loss of your loved one. May God give you peace and comfort during this difficult time.
So happy to have known Stephen in his younger years and thrilled to hear about the fingerprint on everyone's life who knew him. To those who knew Stephen wether family or friend, what a privilege it was for us all to have known him, even if it was for a short time. Big hugs go out to all the family, especially Karen, Christian, Jennifer and Patricia may God's grace carry you through the days ahead and may your memories of Stephen spark a smile and may Joy fill your heart. Gone but never forgotten. Hugs
Stephen was the one who hired me and current employer. I had the pleasure working for and with him for almost a year. He was a great manager who provided great guidance, support, assistance, and some laughs. I know myself and the rest of the IT team will miss working with him.
Having read his obituary and watched the memorial video, I got to learn more about Stephen and his life. May your happy memories of Stephen give you peace and comfort during this challenging time.
I'm so sorry for your loss and want to extend my condolences to you.
Rest in Peace Stephen
Stephen spent many summer vacations visiting us in PEI. How he enjoyed sharing jokes and riding the motor bikes, eating ice cream and going to the beach with Garfield, his dad, Scott and Mark. We will always remember his sweet spirit, quick wit, his laugh and wonderful sense of humour.
Unfortunately I didn't spend a lot of time working with Stephen before I moved on. But while there he made a very stressful, unique work environment due to covid, more pleasurable. No matter what issues he encountered, stresses of being a manager, he always managed to make work fun. His sense of humour, and ability to diffuse stressful situations made work palatable.
Having read some of the obituary memories I regret not getting to know Stephen better and longer as it seems he was a unique person capable of dedication, love of life and family. To his family all I can say is Stephen was a good man and his son should be proud of the man his father became and should look to emulate Stephens love of life, family and friends. All too often the good ones leave us all too soon and we will have to rely on the fond memories of Stephen to comfort us during this grieving period. Rest in Peace Stephen and help the Leafs win another cup if you can