Pam and Ricard,
I worked with you dad when we were in Boston Bowl Dorchester.
U will still have him in your heart and the fond memories will be with you always.

I will always remember our working relationship and the many times we had coffee together and chatted.
No matter what comfort is given,only you can always cherrish and love him.

God bless you both.

Phil Richmond

Our thoughts and prayers with the Gagne and Carey family during this difficult time. Steve was a great guy and will be deeply missed.

Deepest condolences,
Kelley family in VT

Pam, Rich and family

I’m so sorry to hear of Steve’s passing. It’s funny when I picture him it’s always with a smile and his keys clanging as he walked fast or him leaning on one elbow. I would catch him watching me bowl with his arms crossed and his finger on his lip. He always seemed to know exactly what I was doing wrong and gave a do this that’s all no big deal kind of advice. I’m not sure which was bigger his personality, hugs or laughter. All which will be missed greatly.

With love and prayers
Kathy Dobrowolski and family

So sorry for his loss….will always remember him going to get my Michael Joe after a St Paddy’s parade in Southie at the local police station and with his red hair and Michael being so dark the officers didn’t believe they were related….thought he was pulling a fast one….ask Aunt Donna about it….seeing she was the one that was watching him….or so we thought….

pam and rich and all the sisters and brothers and grandchildren we extend our sympathy condolences to you we will miss Stephen your loving aunts pat and rainey.

To the Gagne and Carey Family,

I worked with Steve many years ago at Boston Bowl and will still happy to be able to spend time with him at the Hanover location as he watched my daughters grow while they bowled on the Junior leagues. He was like a Papa to all kids he knew. A man with a heart of gold. He will truly be missed.

Sincerely,
Diana Wilt

My deepest condolences to Steve’s family and friends. His big personality will be missed by all. I am a league bowler in Hanover and would talk to Steve a lot about his grandchildren, he loved spoiling them ! I know we will all miss him and his quick wit.

Hi Donna,

I am so sorry to hear about Stephen..

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Take care.
Karen

Gagne family, I worked for Steve at the Dorchester Boston Bowl a while back and admired his as a person and have very fond memories of him. He will be missed very much.
Take care.
My sincerest condolences
Joe Pereira

My deepest condolences for your loss. I had the pleasure of working with Steve at Boston Bowl, Boston. His smile was enough to make your day better. I can remember his jolly laugh, He was firm and fair, a boss I enjoyed working for. He was very much all about family. Hopefully, you will reflect back on all the memories and instantly smile.

Pam and Rich,

My deepest condolences to your families. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

With love,

Paris and Martine Cook and family

My deepest sympathies to your family. I’m so sorry for your loss. I worked with Steve as one of the managers of Boston Bowl in Dorchester. He was patient, kind and fair. He taught me a lot. I will always be thankful for knowing him.

R.I.P. My friend

TO THE Gagney and Carey family. My deepest condolences to your family. He was a good person and a wonderful man to work for. I will always remember my talks with him and what he taught me. You will be missed but never forgotten. Tanya and Family.

Steve has been a friend for over 25 years. He never changed. He always did what he said and said what he did. Like bowling he wasn’t the most graceful but always got the job done WELL. His pride was in his family honesty and job. Gone way too soon! Rest in peace. Barry Warshafsky

Gagne and Carey family, Steve was a special guy, I knew him from Boston bowl in Hanover where I still bowl in leagues.
He had the best personality and always a smile for everyone.
We often talked about numerous events but the grandchildren were the number one priority he loved them and his family so much. I will miss our talks and his warming welcomes when I return to bowl. Steve will be greatly missed and definitely not forgotten. God Bless All, Bill & Elaine Spooner

I worked with Steve the past four years, and got to know him fairly well through many conversations, he loved his family especially the grandkids, thoughts, well wishes and prayers, until we meet again Steve….. You will certainly not be forgotten… Paul, Lee Ann and Patrick Jenner

Donna:

I ride the bus with you to South Station–your bus friends know how hard Steve’s illness has been on you and how difficult his passing has been. You are in my thoughts and prayers, as is Steve, and all family members. God Bless you all.

Teri

Our thoughts and prayers to your family on the loss of Steve. He was a good man

I watched you everyday and was amazed at how strong a person you were. You were taken from me too soon and I will miss you very much. My heart aches but I take comfort in knowing in some way you are still here will me. I love you!!!

We just heard of Steve’s passing today. He was a heck of a guy. We will miss his laugh and teasing jokes at the bowling alley. He always had a big greeting when we walked in on Wednesday nights. Best wishes to you all. – Kris & Cheryl, Wednesday Night women’s league.