Steven Cormier Obituary

So sorry to hear about Steve's passing.I had the pleasure of working with him with his A/c,plumbing business in Florida.He was a kind,honest man.

We always had an Alyre and Gertrude Cormier family get together New Year´s Day at Aunt Mary´s...Aunts, Uncles and Cousins from CT and MA. At one of these gatherings all the cousins were gathered in the living room, and I was telling stories and nursery rhymes, and I remember Steven was sitting on my lap. Every once in a while, I would put a twist in what I was sharing, and Steven would look at me, hit me lightly on the chest and say "that´s not the story"... and we would all laugh, and he would smile. This was a snapshot of one of many precious shared moments with Cousin Steven.
The Parents of each Cousin, with the lineage first:
Uncle Patrick´s & Aunt Doris - Wayne, Richard.
Aunt Orilla & Uncle Tibby living in California - Dennis.
Uncle Alfred - no children
Uncle Edward & Aunt Marge - Linda, John.
Aunt Mary & Uncle George - Donna, Dale.
Uncle Jerry & Aunt Sally - Carmen, Steven.
Uncle Herve & Aunt Beverly - Linda, Dennis.
Uncle Robert & Aunt Janet - Sandy.
Uncle Walter & Aunt Lorraine - Patty, Walter, Sharron.

Beth and Family, I am so sorry to hear of Steven's passing. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you all. My deepest sympathy.

Beth and family, we´re so deeply sorry to learn about Steve´s passing. Thinking of you and sending much love, and lifting up prayers for comfort and peace for you all. Love, Cindy and Paul Simms

Twenty-eight years ago, I received a what would later be called a "power voicemail" from someone seeking a job in sales with my company. It was the first time I ever hired someone before even interviewing them-and it was just one of many "firsts" that came with meeting Steve Cormier.

From that point on, Steve and I became co-workers, fast friends, and eventually business partners on several occasions. I had never met anyone who worked so tirelessly, not only to be the best version of themselves but also to help others become their best-whether it benefited him or not. Steve had a profound impact on the lives of everyone he touched, making them better people in both life and business, all while imparting valuable life lessons and business wisdom.

But more than anything, Steve Cormier was one of the closest friends I´ve had in my life. I could say I learned a lot from him, but I'd rather say I had a lot of fun with him. No matter what we were doing, I could always count on Steve to come up with a wild idea-sometimes we laughed, did it, and it worked; other times, we just laughed. It was never dull. And his infectious smile and positive attitude always made everything better.

That´s what I´ll miss the most-his laughter, his spirit, and the joy he brought to everyone around him. It´s a loss that will be deeply felt by myself and all who knew him.

Beth, God bless you and your family. I pray you find strength during this difficult time. As the pain begins to ease, the flood of amazing memories and good times will come rushing back into focus, and that will bring you comfort.

And when it does, I hope you´ll be able to count just how many times, over the 50 years you shared, you said the words, "That´s just Steve." I´m guessing it will take more than two hands.