Steve grew up across the street from me and he was interested in many things that went on in the neighborhood and one of the things he enjoyed most was to watch my dad on his farm tractor. He would watch whenever he could interested in the various tasks that my dad performed with the machinery. Steve was always a welcome guest in our yard, always interested never tiring of whatever was happening. We will miss you Steven.

Mrs Casey, Michael and Debbie I am so very sorry for your loss. Growing up as part of the Lewis Park community, it wouldn't be a normal day without seeing Stephen on his bike peddling away and he would always respond to my hello with a wave. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Mark Lemieux

I am, so sorry for your loss of Stephen . He was always "smiling and happy" . I enjoyed caring for him at his Pembroke RTR home . May he rest in the sweetest peace , along side his Dad and cousin Tony . God Bless , Love, Debbie Medeiros . Xo 🙏🏻😇❤️

Mrs. Casey, Michael and Debbie, I am sincerely sorry for your loss of your son and brother. Having grown up with all of you in Lewis Park, I remember Stevie riding his bike around the circle with seemingly endless energy. I still hear his voice "Hi Paul" whenever we would meet during one of those rides, and my day was instantly better because of his greeting. Thank you for sharing him with all of us. Wishing you God's peace and comfort in the days ahead.

Aunt Jean and family, Wanted to send my sympathy to all of you, Steven is now with Uncle Frank and the rest of the family, May he Rest In Peace..

Jean, Micheal, Debra, and Family our thoughts and prayers are with you. We are so sorry for your loss. Be comforted to know Stephen and Frank are together smiling down on you for all the love you shared. Love Donna and Kevin

My deepest condolences to Stephen's family. I had the pleasure of caring for Stephen at LFA for almost 6 years. Stephen brought much joy to our LFA family. He filled the house with singing and laughter, and just seeing him smile would cure a bad day. He cared about his housemates, often acting like a big brother, he always made sure they were eating their food and going to their activities. He was an angel sent to us by God, and while he is greatly missed, I know he is singing and dancing in Heaven.

Dear Mrs. Casey, Michael & Debbie, I am so very sorry for your loss of your precious Son & Brother. Stephen was a Lewis Pk staple, riding his bike and listening to his radio~years ago. My childhood is filled with memories of Stephen smiling and asking everyone, "How are they doing?" He was so well taken care of, so loved, treated with respect, and so well dressed. Mrs. Casey, you are to be admired for all of your never ending love and dedication to such a special son. Mr. Casey, as well, before he passed away. My heart goes out to all of you.

So Sorry for your Loss Debbie and family! Pray all your wonderful memories get you through the tough days ahead! Irene,Lauryn and PaulJ.R. and family

I too attend Holy Family Church and always liked seeing Stephen and his mom at church each and every Sunday. She always took such great care of him. May he now Rest In Peace. Janet Rodriguez

To Mrs. Casey and all of Steve's family, Please accept my deepest sympathy at the passing of Steve. I always enjoyed seeing him at mass on Sundays. May God welcome him into his Heavenly kingdom and bring you all comfort in the days and weeks to come. With deepest sympathy, Kathy Kawa