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 Class President
Class President
And Three-sport athlete,
Symbol of high school success.
Booked movies into theaters,
Produced one or two
We never heard of,
Husband, Father,
Youth sports coach.
I remember you
at our 22rd reunion
In a white suit
Holding court by the bar,
Talking of selling shares
In Silver Screen partners.
I know there must be more
But, in this age of information,
Communication,
Everything about everything,
I want to know ...
And all the legacy.coms
Share little.
I think of Housman.
Did the laurel wreath wither
With the early deeds
Even as he lived a good life
With family and friends
Quietly, Uneventfully?
I didn’t know you well
But we shared a school
When we were young.
Rest In Peace,
Old classmate.
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Howard Halpern (Halpern)
A wonderful friend!! Those of us who enjoyed our special dinners (of which there were many) got to know Steve, laughed and reminisced with him will surely miss our good friend.
Howie H, Howie L., Steve R., Robert W., Peter L., Jeffrey A., Jerry G., Susan , Mady, Margery and Rosalie
Mark Silverman
Howie, your comments regarding Steve bring back memories of our high school years. Steve was one of the cool guys in the class, the jock of the group, but very serious with no sense of humor. I recall he dated Margie Steckler, another classmate, for a number of years. Steve and I were partners in Chemistry class our senior year. The highlight of my high school career. (I had an uneventful time in high school). Later on Steve and his wife Reberta lived in Westchester county near a good friend of my wife Nancy. As a result, we vacationed with Steve, Reberta and our friends a few times. As serious as Steve was, his wife Reberta was remarkably personable and funny. They made quite a couple. All the best. Mark
Susan Giordano (Hennings-Lowe)
I am so sorry to hear about Steve's passing. Such a nice guy , kind above all of his many attributes.He will be missed.
Carl Bartholomaus
Could not agree more. Steve and Margie were the Brad and Angelina of Lynbrook 63. Warm and friendly to all.
Mary Ann Cardazzone (Sorrentino)
Sorry to hear of Steve's passing. Always a gentleman and like by all condolences to his family
Gail Greenstein (Mondshein)
I am shocked and saddened to hear of Steve's passing. After seeing and talking to him at our reunion, he took the trouble to message me in order to pass along some information that was pertinant to our conversation. How kind and thoughtful of him.
My condolences to his family. May he rest in peace.
Barbara Ann Aversano
At LHS I only knew Steve by his status and name change, but had a chance to talk with him at our 50th and he was happy to pose with everyone for memory photos because we were so happy to be together once more. His passing touches all of us as he was one of us. Condolences to his family, friends and us.
Barbara Ann Aversano
Carol Weissman (Schulman)
Very sad to hear of Steve's passing. Hadn't seen him since high school, but always remembered him as a regular, upstanding person. Our condolences to the family. You are always lucky to cherish the memories..
Marilyn Marcus (Smith)
So sorry to hear about Steve's passing. He was not only a great guy, great classmate, but more importantly he was also a great neighbor. Condolences to his family.
Marilyn Marcus Smith
Carolyn Roth
I did not know (although knew of!) Steve during my 2 years at Lynbrook. I was very sad to hear of his passing. My condolences to his family and friends.
Carolyn Roth