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Keith Johnson posted a condolence
To the family of Stephen Herzog' my thoughts and prayers. Steve will be missed..
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John nick posted a condolence
First I want to appologize for not being at the services.
I am currently in Flordia & could not get home.I have known Steve since grade school & our CCD classes @ St. Elizabeth's. We grew to be good friends in high school.& then later when my wife(Pam Stewart) & I were able to spend time with Steve & Becky .He was a good friend & I shall miss his warm smile & positive approach to life. My condolences to all of you.
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Steve Herzog posted a condolence
We have lost a good friend and neighbor. The area will not be the same without him.
Our sympathy to the family.
Pat and Jay
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Terri Burdick posted a condolence
My thoughts and prayers to you all. I cannot believe that Steve is no longer with us. I will always look for him in his chair every night on my last trip through for the evening. A most caring and kind man to be loved by all. To Janene, Kurt, Brett, look for the light of day because that is you dad lighting your way. May God Bless You!! Rest In Peace, Steve, I will miss you greatly.
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tara posted a condolence
May words of comfort rest gently upon your heart,
and in time may they become words of healing. Your father was a wonderful man, I have many memories of him, he will never be forgotten
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Noble M Hill posted a condolence
I worked with Steve and his three older brothers in the late 50's at "the feed mill" for $.25 an hour. It was a great time being with the Herzog "guys". When we moved back to Smethport around 2005 my wife Arlene met Steve. Since my wife didn't like the smell of diesel fuel, Steve would run out and pump it for her. Around this time Steve asked me to come up and have COFFEE with him. I never did and regret not going back to "the mill' for coffee. May he have eternal rest with the Lord.
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Paul Orlov posted a condolence
Steve was a truly wonderful man, who welcomed me into the extended Herzog 'clan' with great warmth & kindness, in my marriage to Debbie! I am shocked & saddened by his death and now carry so many thoughts about him in my mind & spirit...
Across the miles, I am with all his loved ones, both mourning & celebrating memories of him. I
send my deepest sympathies to all Stephen's closest kin at this very difficult time: know that I will always remember Steve with great respect & affection, along with a painful sense of loss!
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Bobbi Rees Morgan posted a condolence
Heartbroken over your loss, Janene, Brett & Kurt. Your Dad was one of the kindest most sincere people I've ever met. Whenever I walked into the store he always welcomed me with a smile or a funny story about he & my Dad from high school. Wish I could make it to his visitation tonight. Deepest sympathy to you & your family. Bobbi, John Jay & Bailey Morgan
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Maurice & Karen John posted a condolence
I often felt sorry when Steve delivered to our home. He looked so tired, but his gentle smile soon took over. He exemplified the terms of service and strength. We exchanged stories and learned family histories as we enjoyed coffee. We became friends and always will be.........
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Kathy Martinelli posted a condolence
Janene, Please accept my deepest sympathy in the loss of your father. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Thinking of you,
Kathy
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Shelby posted a condolence
Janine...
My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family during this difficult time.
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Señor LaBella posted a condolence
To Janene, Brett and Kurt (Hugo) sorry to hear about your Dad's passing. Whenever I was at SAHS late or coming home from refereeing, I would stop for gasoline or a snack. Your Dad always made a point to say hello and ask how I was. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family.
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Jim Mitchell posted a condolence
Remembering the fine talks we had on the cb radio, while u were trucking through Fillmore, ny. Rest in peace dear friend.
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Linda (Brown) Kepler posted a condolence
What is there to do when people die - people so dear and rare - but bring them back by remembering?
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Sue Wion posted a condolence
We were all so sad to learn about the death of our nephew and cousin. Steve was a wonderful person and we have such great memories of him. Our thoughts and prayers are with his children and brothers and sisters. May your memories of Steve and your faith provide you with the comfort you need at this time. Our love to all of you.
Uncle Leo, Aunt Nancy, Kathy, Sue,Cindy and families.
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Dori White posted a condolence
Dearest Herzog Clan,
We are all very saddened to learn of Stephen’s passing. We will always remember his wonderful smile, contagious laughter and great hugs. We also loved the twinkle in his eyes when he was teasing us for one reason or another. We hope as time goes by, you are able to remember and cherish all those special times together. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.
The Sipe Clan, Aunt Kay, Dori, Rhonda, Heidi, Jenny and Ian
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Philip and Caitlin Herzog posted a condolence
Be at peace Uncle Steve. You are now in the land where there are no tears and sorrow. Walking into Herzogs will never be the same again. I hope you will have a blissful reunion with those who have gone before you and we will see you on the other side. Good bye Uncle Steve.
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Todd & Jodi Rice posted a condolence
Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. Steve was such a nice man. He will be greatly missed!!!
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David Shildt posted a condolence
Our sincere condolences to the Herzog family from the Shildt family. May God bless you all. You all are in our thoughts and prayers.
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betty hardes posted a condolence
I was so sorry to read about Steve. I enjoyed working with him when he taught at SAHS. He was a very nice man. My sympathy is with all of you.
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Penny Swort Sites posted a condolence
I'm looking at Steve's graduation picture in our 1961 high school class year book. This is what it said about him, "The little man who drives a wicked truck is our boy Steve from Farmers Valley. When he isn't burning up the road or playing a real hot trumpet, he's bowling. Because he is one of our most popular classmates, we will not soon forget this cheerful worker with the pleasing personality that wins friends."
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Gary (Brother) posted a condolence
Steve, I cannot begin to express how much you will be missed in my life and in that of all of the other lives you have touched. Every time I drive by your office window I will still be expecting to see you there working even at 2:00AM in the morning. This is all so hard. Do they have fuel delivery trucks in Heaven??? Miss you, Brother.
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Laura posted a condolence
Don't think of him as gone away--
his journey's just begun
life holds so many facets
this earth is only one.
Just think of him as resting
from the sorrows and the tears
in a place of warmth and comfort
where there are no days and years.
Think how he must be wishing
that we could know today
how nothing but our sadness
can really pass away.
And think of him as living
in the hearts of those he touched...
for nothing loved is ever lost--
and he was loved so much.
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Cheryl (Sister) posted a condolence
No words can describe our heartbreak, Steve. Life will simply not be the same without you. Our only comfort is in knowing that as I write this, you are looking into the eyes of Jesus and are reunited with many loved ones... especially, Mom, Dad, Greg, Robert and your beloved Becky. How blessed we were to have had you in our lives and how blessed I was to have had you as a brother.
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