Obituary for Steven J. Slemp

"To the Slemp Family!
I just heard about this devastating news. I am so very sorry for your loss. I knew Steven from Dunkin Donuts and I don't remember ever seeing him without a smile. I was part of the senior group that went in every day and we all loved him dearly. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you."

"The last couple days at Cawley have been sadly quiet without Steve. He was always there to share a story and a laugh, and to remind me to go home to have fun at the end of the work day. He was a good man, and will surely be missed by many. I'm so sorry for your loss."

"My classroom was always a little brighter after a visit from Steve. He was the most caring and genuine person, always putting others first. One day, he even helped me put new windshield wipers on my car when I mentioned I needed to take my car in to have them put on. He gifted us all at Cawley with fun-loving conversation and a smile and laugh that could light up a room. In the two years we had Steve gracing the school's halls with his vibrant presence, we were lucky. I will miss him dearly and am sending wishes of comfort and warmth as his friends, family, and loved ones grieve this terrible loss. My heart is heavy. We miss you."

"Dear Joe, Kathy and family, I was so sorry to hear about the loss of your son Steven. I wish I could have been at the service, however, because of a prior commitment, I was unable to attend. But know my thoughts and prayers were with you then, today and for the days to come. Mario Pelletier Goffstown NH 1/3/2021"

"So sorry to hear of your loss! I'm sure he will greatly missed."

"Kathy, Joe and family... sending thoughts and prayers to you all
at this time."