STEVE (ISTVAN) MOROVEK

Condolences & Memories (12 entries)

• I just heard about your dad passing Steven & Leslie. He lived well. I know you'll miss him. Many prayers for peace for you and yours from Auntie Kathryn. - Posted by: Kathryn Lewis (Sister in law) on: Jan 08, 2013

• We are so sorry to hear about the loss of such a wonderful man. We lived next door for about ten years, and loved Steve's kindness, sense of humour, and always evident love for his family. Steven and Leslie, you had the gift of two wonderful and loving parents, and what a great legacy. Love to your family. - Posted by: John and Trudy Yu and Family (Old neighbors) on: Jan 04, 2013

• We will remember Steve for his kind heart and sense of humor. His strong sense of family was admired by all who knew him. To Steven and Leslie, Randy, Korrie and Brody, we share your sorrow. Goodbye dear friend. Sincerely Aunt Susan and Uncle Jim. - Posted by: Jim and Susan Stewart () on: Jan 02, 2013

• Steve Jr....I will miss your father. He was somewhat of a father figure to me after my father's passing. Whatever you need from me my friend, don't hesitate to ask. - Posted by: Eddy Kosa (Friend) on: Jan 02, 2013

• My uncle was a larger than life character. We compared silly hats a couple of weeks ago via Skype - he of course had the worst cap I have ever seen! His infectious humour will be missed - a boyish, cheeky BIG man! Miss you - Posted by: maggie izmenyi (niece) on: Jan 02, 2013

• My deepest condolences to you Leslie, Randi, Kori, Steven and Brody, uncle Steve will be fondly remembered for his devotion to family and kind hearted nature. I am thinking if you during this sad time . - Posted by: Andrea Holm (Niece) on: Dec 30, 2012

• I was much too young to remember much of Steve Senior, but from what I've heard he was a very sweet and loving man. He drove the bus my mom and I took every morning and he got to know our schedule so well that he would wait for us at the stop if we were running late. Not many bus drivers would do that for complete strangers. My mom says that we would always sit up front and he would always try and steal my lunches. Uncle Steve & Brody, I am so sorry for your loss. I wish you all incredible strength during this difficult time. - Posted by: Brittany Bennington (Friend) on: Dec 30, 2012

• We will miss you, dear friend. - Posted by: Jane Holm (Sister-in-law) on: Dec 29, 2012

• Steve and Leslie, I am so sad to have found out about the loss of your dad. I am thinking about you guys and hope that you find strength during this difficult time. Love ya lots. Rosie - Posted by: Rosetta Troia -Schwartz (Friend of Steve and Leslie) on: Dec 29, 2012

• We were so sorry to hear of your loss. We both know and feel your pain all to well. Please know you are in our thoughts & prayers. - Posted by: Wynne & Scott (Friends of Steven) on: Dec 29, 2012

• I was lucky to work with Steve at transit, it was always nice to see him and I loved to make him smile and laugh.He had a great personallity and his accent made me smile. Missed you from when you retired but am happy you got to enjoy it for this long. RIP buddy!! - Posted by: Gerry Trapp (co-worker from past job,friend,someone who liked to make him smile.) on: Dec 29, 2012

• I first met Steve Sr. when he worked for Transit. He was always so friendly, every morning my daughter and I would get on his bus and we were always greeted with a boisterous "good morning" and a sincere "have a great day". Little did I know that we had a bit of a connection. We shared a friendship with Steve Jr. What a funny meeting it was when we were visiting Steve Jr. & saw Steve Sr sitting in his chair. My daughter recognized him right away. He was a wonderful man and I know he will be sadly missed. - Posted by: Michael & Jeannie Bennington (Friend) on: Dec 29, 2012