Steve was such an amazingly pleasant man to be around. For well more than 5 years we would be nightly companions eating a late dinner at Picasso’s in Lake Highlands. We were more than 30 years apart in age, but I always looked forward to him being there. He would impart wisdom upon me about his failures and successes in life. And I would gladly take it all in!! He was always so kind to my son. At the time of our first meeting my son was like 5, and over the years he would always ask my son about school, soccer, and life. My son is now a freshman in high school, and even though our Picasso’s closed he still definitely still remembers Steve. He was a man hard to forget!! Unfortunately, I didn’t get to see enough of him during these covid times. When I first met Steve he was coming off the tragic passing of his beloved wife. I was in awe of how every night he was by her side before getting a late dinner and martini. He had lived so much life and seemed to take me under his wing imparting wisdom. I was thrilled for him when he met Debbie because suddenly a saddened older gentleman was invigorated and filled with life. They were a treat to be around!! Heck, they both knew I loved my girlfriend at the time before I even knew. Honestly have a lot of great memories just sitting next to a damn good man eating dinner!! Rest In Peace Steve!!
Michael Boisvert
