From: Marianne Stevens aka Sister Rosemarie Subject: deepest sympathy, Aunt Kathy and family, Your letter just arrived with the handsome picture of Uncle Bob. I love the fishing one on this website, too. Cannot imagine what you must feel after 66 years... but glad you like the manor and hopefully Bob's presence will be embracing you every moment of grief. I've just come across Stuart Sharp and his beautiful Symphony of Angeli or 10 faces of Angeli with ballet. His book is The Snow People... I think you should read it as you grieve as I believe it will bring you much comfort. I'm so happy I was able to hear the symphony just as I received your letter, as it is just another miracle of God's presence and care. If I remember correctly, you are not on the internet... but every one else is so ask someone around who has a computer to go to his website. My love to all the cousins who I don't know except in spirit and love. Thank you for your letter... I'll find your address and write to you there at the manor. May Bob come to you on angels songs.... and may your grief give way to Resurrection joy. Much love...

My sincere condolences on the passing of Mr. Stevens. I was a young Administrative Fellow and Health Care Administrator at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital in the 1980's and worked closely with Mr. Stevens. He took me under his wing and taught me a great deal, of which I have used throughout my career. He was more than a mentor to me, he was also a friend. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. My deepest sympathy, Sam Soltis.

Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of Mr. Stevens. I worked along side of him as his secretary at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital for 19+ years. When I began my career, I was fresh out of high school and very eager to learn my way around a professional office. Mr. Stevens was a great boss during my time with him, and he set a high standard by which others who were to follow did not quite reach. I send along best wishes to Mrs. Stevens and the entire family. May he rest in peace. ~Patti McLarney Harvilla

So many memories of Mr. Stevens when we were kids, sneaking into his study and looking at the cribbage board and other fascinating things. Good memories of a good man.

i am proud to be your number 4 daughter. I love you daddy...

I am so sorry to hear of Mr. Stevens passing. He was such a nice man and the memories of our parents friendship are very special. Please accept my sincere condolences. Ann

To an amazing father, provider, and husband; an active and contributing member of his community; and a brave soldier in service to his country; rest in peace Daddy. You will be forever loved and missed.

His beloved Golden Retriever - Happy

Love you dad. You will be missed very much.