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Steven Ruffner McCain, 66, passed away peacefully on May 22, 2016. Steve was a 3rd generation Floridian born and raised in Ft. Pierce, FL. He was a tremendously loving and proud son, husband, father and grandfather. Steve was an esteemed and well-respected attorney practicing in the St. Lucie County area for 40 years, which included time spent practicing as a State Attorney, Assistant City Attorney, former President of the St. Lucie County Bar Association and serving on the Florida Bar Grievance Committee. He was passionate about sports, enjoyed exercising and healthy living, but most of all loved spending time laughing and telling stories with his family. Steve was defined by his integrity, humility, chivalry and genuine personality, as well as his ability to connect with people individually. Steve is survived by his wife, Debbi McCain; mother, Rui Estelline McCain; brother, Dixon McCain; son, Ryan McCain; daughter, Tera Kump; son, Shane McCain; 3 beautiful grandchildren as well as many other loving family and friends.
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Steve Henning
Sorry to hear of Steve's passing. From student council to football, even though we competed against each other he was a first class person. As happens, never saw him after graduation, but he was a special person and remember him fondly and with admiration.
Pat Zarcone (Clements)
I was sadden by this news,I remember Steve very well..Condolences to Steves wife Debbi and his Family. Taken much to Soon.Rest in peace my friend. Pat. (Zarcone).ClementsCarol Folbrecht (DeLarme)
My deepest sympathy and prayers to the McCain family. So sorry for your loss. I remember him well in classes at DMH. Sincerely, Carol Folbrecht DeLarme
Paul Irby
I only knew Steve for the year that I was at Mccarty High ! We were team mates and I always thought of him as a classy person ! I liked him, and it makes me sad to know he's gone ! I'm sorry for his familys loss , and ask that Gods Holy Spirit will comfort them all in this time of sadness ! Paul M. Irby
Oceanna (Marianne) Hall
I remember Steve from school as someone who was kind to everyone not just the popular group that he was part of- he was a man of great personal integrity - he will be missed by all who knew him.Marilyn Muench (Chappell)
I was so sorry to hear of Steves passing. We had a lot of classes together in high school and he usually sat behind or near me in any class that was seeted in alphabetic order Prayers to all his family and friends as another EAGLE soars on high!!
Bonny Goff (Garrett)
I am so sad and sorry to hear about losing another classmate. My thoughts and prayers go out to the McCain family. Steve was a great person and will be missed!
Linda Latwaitis (Olson)
I have fond memories of Steve from high school. He was always a snappy dresser: the color of his socks always matched the color of his Gant shirt. I regret that I did not get a chance to speak to him at our last reunion... I saw him across the room while I was in conversation with someone else, but he left soon after. My condolences to his family and friends. I know he is greatly missed.
Johnny Weathers
Steve and I got in trouble together in kindergarden for throwing rocks at each other. We had to convince Aunt Jean we were just playing; it was all in fun. And for the rest of the time we were in school, that's what we did when we got together. We had fun...there was always something to laugh about. What a great guy! I'm sure he will be missed by many people.
Laura Koblegard (Hayes)
I was saddened to here of Steve's passing. Like Johhny, I have memories of Steve going back to Aunt Jean's kindergarten. I have a photo from kindergarten and a birthday (8th?) party with Steve in it. I need to dig them out and post to our site. I also have fond memories of working on our first class reunion and Steve being on the committee. My prayers and sympathy are extended for all of Steve's family.