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Steven Kenneth Schneider, RN
1994 - 2020
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Lauren lit a candle
Tuesday, May 11, 2021
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Dear Steven’s family,
Steven left a special place in my heart that will never ever be filled. He gave me so much life with his funny impressions especially my favorite, the grinch, and rocking out to Ed Sheeran together, and watching cute Disney movies like “Up”. He was the sweetest little angel- fun, charismatic, goofy and funny, sensitive, caring to all walks of life!! and now he will be an angel in heaven watching over every one of us. Learning about his passing this last Saturday has shaken my world and I will never be the same person. I will be thinking about him and the five of you every single day.
My deepest and sincerest sympathy,
Lauren DiGioia <3
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Sunday, December 20, 2020
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Rosemarie Tierney lit a candle
Wednesday, November 11, 2020
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Dear Steve and family - I was very sorry to hear about the loss of your Steven. Keeping you all in my prayers. Ro Tierney
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John Nichols posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
My mom and stevens mother are great friends and have been for a long time and I remember playing baseball and basketball with Steven when we were just little kids. It’s been a long time since I’ve seen him but I always heard that he was doing great things with his life which is no surprise to anyone seeing as the kid was good at everything he did. A true gentleman , very funny and a super athlete. A highly respected person and carried himself how someone should carry themselves. Just makes you think about how precious life but I know he lived a life that himself and his family and friends would be so proud of. To his friends and family I send my deepest condolences and best prayers during this tough time. I’m so sorry old friend I wish we could have touched base once again but until we meet again rest easy and peacefully buddy.
Love, your old buddy Johnny.
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Michelle Impoco posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
As all of you feel the same, I cannot even fathom that I am writing this right now. I struggle to find the words to express my condolences to the Schneider family and everyone left with a hole in their heart that Steve once filled so effortlessly. I was one of Steve's teammates from the Rutgers track throwing team and I would like it to be known that Steve undoubtedly contributed to my first two years of college track being as memorable and as close to my heart as they were.
Steve had this beautifully contagious positive aura that made him quite the catch amongst our team. Not to be limited by his popularity, he also had the kindest heart and wouldn't hesitate to offer advice to anyone struggling with throwing or lifting—including me. Steve honestly contributed to much of the knowledge and skill that I have now in both of those departments. The impact that Steve had on my life cannot be understated, and even though I lost a teammate and friend, I will always treasure the memories and stories he helped create.
One of my fondest memories of Steve is when we went to the Rutgers midnight breakfast with my boyfriend and a couple of our track teammates. We all went together, and we just had the best time. Steve was always so funny and just gave off such good vibes. Then when the breakfast was over at the Rutgers cafeteria, we headed over to another teammate's apartment right across the street. I'll never forget that when we were crossing the street Steve had warned us that, "We are going into the rough part of Camden now," when it was merely across the street from where the breakfast was, and we were still on campus haha. But he wanted his friends to be safe and it just really demonstrated the type of guy that he is. We ended up having a night full of laughs and enjoyed each other's company as we always did.
I may not know exactly what happens to us when it's our time to go, but one thing I know for sure is that wherever it is that Steve went, he went where the good ones go.
-Michelle Impoco
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Gail Luciano posted a symbolic gesture
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
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To the Schneider family, my thoughts and prayers are with you. Steven was a very special person loved by so many.
To Steven, I was Aunt Gail. I am Gabriella Champoux's Aunt, so that automatically made me Steven's. There are so many fabulous memories that I cherish. Steven coming to my house and never saying no to a meal! All the haircuts and deep conversations we would have while he was in my chair. Attending my son's wedding, looking so handsome, as usual. The most recent and cherished memory was of the day that my niece Gabriella was leaving for Boston. We were all at her house to say goodbye and Steven and I were talking about him coming for a haircut the next day and when we were all going to go visit Gab in Boston. When I was ready to leave, Steven held out his arms to give me a big hug and he said to me, ''I love you." And I replied "I love you too, Steven, see you tomorrow." I did not realize then how special and blessed I was to hear those words from him until now. Steven is God's angel. You felt it when you were in his presence. Steven you will be in my prayers forever.
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Tuesday, November 10, 2020
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How do you say goodbye to someone you've known almost your whole life? I don't know. These things aren't supposed to happen to people our age. It makes no sense.
I've been thinking about the memories I have of Steven. He was the first person I met when I moved to Lake Worth. We both shared a love of basketball. We used to play on the block and he pretty much always kicked my butt. True to his generous nature, instead of gloating and making fun of me, he took the time to teach me how to be a better player.
I'll never forget our first day of high school. We were terrified to get on the bus. As it pulled up Steven said, "Ladies first." Thanks, dude!! We got on and breathed a sigh or relief when we realized we were the first stop and no one else was there to intimidate the freshman.
Steven, I'll miss seeing you walking Jaspar and stopping for a short chat. Life won't be the same without your light in it. Rest easy.
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Nick Lombardelli posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
I’m so sorry but to hear about Steve’s passing. Wishing you all well.
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Patrice Steller lit a candle
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
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I am heartbroken for your loss. My thoughts and prayers go out to the Schneider family. I hope you may find some peace and comfort in your treasured memories and the love of family and friends. May the love and caring Steven shared with others through his chosen profession come back to you tenfold.
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Stacey Hall lit a candle
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
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Dear Steve, Elena, Madeline, Olivia, and Davis,
We cannot begin to tell you how incredibly sad we are to hear about Steven’s passing. Please know we are with you all in your time of grief. We pray you find some comfort knowing your son / brother was loved by so many. We will continue to keep Steven and your family in our thoughts and in our prayers.
As I begin to reminisce about Steven I cannot help thinking of that old saying, friendship isn’t one big thing, it’s a million little things. There are dozens of everyday moments of Steven flooding my memory these days. Little moments like when he played whiffle ball with his brother & kids in our neighborhood streets. Special moments like when Steven took photos at a neighbor’s house for his 8th grade dinner dance. Simple moments like when Steven drove that big jalopy when he first got is license. There are millions of little things I could recollect about Steven but for now I give you just a few moments in time that have made a lasting impression on my heart.
As we all know, Steven could light up a room with that million dollar smile of his and his great big personality. Once a year our friends and neighbors would gather at Spring Oaks to Christmas carol and spread some holiday cheer. We’ve done this for years and it always made me smile to see how many of our grown children continued to come back year after year. I could always find Steven standing tall in the back row of the group singing away. He could really carry a tune and he wasn’t shy about it either. Steven was one of those faithful goers which of course, does not surprise me. He was one of those people who valued his connection to his family, his friends and his community.
It’s evident that Steven had an eagerness to help others.
There were countless times he helped us with our dogs when we were out of town for the weekend. I would shoot Steven a text, ‘Any chance you could watch the puppies this weekend?’. He would quickly answer me with, “Sure Mrs. Hall, anything for you”. He was always kind, always polite, and always respectful to everyone around him.
When our sons were much younger I needed a helping hand with them after school. Our boys couldn’t have been happier that Steven Schneider was going to watch them until I got home from work. I clearly remember the fact Steven never rushed right out the door when I got home. He stayed and played a bit longer with our boys just for fun. Sometimes Steven would even sit & talk with me while I was getting dinner started. Steven was the perfect fit for the job! Not only was he older and more mature, he was also the kind of person we wanted our kids to be around. He possessed all the qualities we would hope for in a young man. He was smart but never arrogant. He was strong but did not bully. He was successful in so many realms but he stayed humble. Our family will forever be grateful for his fun spirit and the watchful eye he provided our boys after school. He was such a loving soul with the most generous heart. He was truly a terrific role model for my sons and obviously a beautiful reflection of his own family.
Our hope is that these caring thoughts and heart felt messages we’re sharing today somehow give the Schneider family and their friends some peace and comfort during this unbelievably difficult time. May god continue to heal our broken hearts.
Rest easy Steven.
The neighborhood has forever changed.
With our deepest sympathy,
Kevin, Stacey, Kevin Jr. and Shawn
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Tuesday, November 10, 2020
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Steve was compassionate, intelligent, charismatic, selfless, and a gifted athlete - He genuinely had it all. Some of my fondest childhood memories are of the years of us playing baseball together. He was always one of best players in the league. I remember the coaches would fight over him while choosing players in the club house. Steve was also the first of us to hit a homer at 11 years old! We would always arrive early to help rake and prep the fields. One time Steve and I crashed one of the John Deere vehicles into a fence while prepping the field. Our dads were not amused.
We had years of sleep overs, went go karting on the Wildwood boardwalk, and spent countless hours on the field together. I remember trapping Davis in the cubby hole under the stairs in his basement (don’t worry, he got out). Steve was always quick to take the blame for our antics. I have countless memories with Steve that helped shape me into the person I am today. He was one of my best childhood friends and I was lucky to have known him. I will cherish my memories with him for years to come.
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Joe Mammarella posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
I spent many years coaching Steve during the BCS years. This included Baseball, Basketball and maybe even Soccer. Steve was a bright and talented young man. He excelled in all aspects of his life. Not only in sports, but also in his school work. He was a stellar student and expected to be a leader in his class. I have many memories of Steve primarily when he would spend time with fellow baseball team members and when he would hang out with my son, Chris. Steve joined us a few times at our Shore house and was a pleasure to have as a guest. We spent all day going on rides on the Boardwalk and I remember him being most enthusiastic about the Go Carts. He was always happy and full of energy. Many of my memories of Steve revolve around tournament baseball. BCS had a very competitive team over the years, and Steve was one of the reasons. The one game that stands out was the championship game against Delran. Delran was one of the best teams in the region and expected to take the tournament. We were down 1 run towards the end of the game. Steve hammered a two run homer over the left field fence. I still see the look of shock from the opposing coach to this day! I assure you, there were many other similar performances from Steve over the years, but I clearly recall this one and it brings a smile to my face every time. Steve will be sorely missed but his memories and enthusiasm will live on.
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Tracey Wojdon-Smith posted a symbolic gesture
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
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I have so many fond memories of Steven as a student in my Anatomy class at Eastern High School. I often witnessed him helping a classmate or just talking to them to make them feel better about anything. He never complained or had a negative thing to say. He his lab partner always made me laugh with their stories and their way of communicating with each other. He was also a bright and smiling face in my day and always came in with a smile and left with a "thank you" and "have a nice day!" On take your child to work day, I knew that I could leave my son Riley in his very capable hands and he would be well taken care of and have the time of his life. I would often tell Elena that I hoped that he would grow up to be an amazing person just like Steven. He will be missed so so much! I will certainly aspire to pick people up and make them feel better, just like I remember Steven always doing for so many of his classmates.
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Corrine Specht lit a candle
Monday, November 9, 2020
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To the Schneider family- please know how wonderful a person Steven was, how many people he positively impacted and he will be missed. Thank you for sharing your son with us, we are better for it.
Jen Terry lit a candle
Monday, November 9, 2020
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I am so sorry to hear about Steven's passing and I send my love to Steven's family.
I first met Steven in kindergarten and my childhood would not have been the same without him. I remember the birthday parties, the Challenges field trips and activities, the memories in our history and math classes in middle school, and our time in 8th grade Musical Theater. Steven was kind, energetic, and intelligent. He lit up the room.
Of all these memories, I cherish our time in Willy Wonka Jr. the most. I was the Charlie Bucket to Steven's Grandpa Joe. The entire class/cast bonded through the experience, but I spent a lot of time paired up with Steven during rehearsals due to our roles. I remember us trying to jump on trampolines while singing "I'm Flying" (which, we soon abandoned and found another way to do the scene) and pretending to burp during the following song. I remember Steven's energy; he would take me by the arm and drag me around the classroom or stage, saying in an old man voice, "Let's go Charlie! Let's go Charlie!" Steven was a crucial part of my childhood and I am so grateful.
Rest easy, Steven. I am so thankful to have known you.
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Monday, November 9, 2020
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This is so terribly hard to write. I was blessed to have been afforded the opportunity to begin and end Steven's high school career with him. The greatest compliment that I could give him would be to say that I want my boys to have his heart. My favorite memory of Steven is so simple. It was on Take Your Child To Work Day. Steven, an 18 year old young man, walked into my classroom, high-fives my kids and gave them both a hug. He then sat on the floor and colored with my boys for the rest of the period. (It was yearbook class so I didn't mind lol) He had babysat them for a while before this day so to say that he achieved celebrity status would be an understatement. I won't forget the way they looked at their "Mr. Steven". They were his littlest/biggest fans.
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Greg Sipp lit a candle
Monday, November 9, 2020
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Elena, Steven and Family,
Please accept my deepest condolences. When I heard the news, my heart sank. Having known Steven is a blessing. All of my memories are cloaked in fondness. At Eastern HS, it seemed effortless for him to transition between the happiest, kindest, most charitable student to an intense athlete or academic. How did he do that? Few students could pull this off with such seeming ease.
They say people don’t remember what you said, but they remember how you made them feel.
Well, Steven made me (and I’m positive many others) feel GREAT and I still remember years later.
Steven is a gift of life. Although I never taught Steven in class, I sure learned a lot from him.
May God Bless You and Your Family
Greg Sipp - Teacher and Athletic Trainer
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Victoria McConnell lit a candle
Monday, November 9, 2020
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I refuse to speak of Steven Schneider in the past tense. Not any one part of this feels like reality. This feels like a horrible dream I am now stuck in. Steven is not my blood cousin but always felt like family to me for the last 6 years. Steven's smile is a direct symbol of who he is: warm, easy to talk to and so naturally loving. That was how every interaction ever was between us and always will be as his energy will be around us always. We had so many fun Halloween parties, Thanksgiving and Seven Fishes dinners, fun photoshoots and concerts together and those memories are even more special to me now on a deeper level. We had serious talks in the past and Steven knows his value and specialness in this world and I believed in change for him because he is so incredibly strong and resilient with beautiful hopes and dreams inside of him. I am devastated that those hopes and dreams were abruptly taken from him and all of us who wanted to see Steven's life unfold with all of it's many blessings. I am so lucky to have ever met Steven and his entire family. I will take this feeling of living in a nightmare over not knowing him any day. I love you, buddy. I will carry you with me every place I go.
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Nancy Geiser-Tomko posted a condolence
Monday, November 9, 2020
To the entire Schneider family- All of our hearts ache for your enormously devastating loss. Words are not enough, and cannot possibly heal or make sense at this time. Steven to us, was a remarkable kid, who excelled at all he did: Academia, Athletics, Civics, and most importantly; Kindness! His handsome persona was just an added bonus! Both John-Albert and Kitt-Rose send their deepest condolences and wish they could be here at this time. So many memories...We are all thinking of you during this time and the time ahead of you. May peace be with Steven and you all .
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These last few days have been so full of sorrow. I still can’t believe Steven is gone. He was an amazing young man, I loved him like a son. We were blessed to have him as a member of our family. From the day Jordan and he became friends, I knew how special Steven was. He was smart, funny, kind, respectful and dependable. All the qualities you want for the best friend of your son. I loved watching him play basketball, best defender on the team. I have wonderful memories of our times in Wildwood, wiffle ball tournaments, the big breakfasts after church and just recently our family game night. My entire family loved him. My heart breaks for Jordan, Devon and E, they miss him so much already. To my girlfriend Elena, Steve and the kids, please know your in my thoughts and prayers and if ever you need anything I am just a phone call away. Losing someone we loved so much is a pain that unfortunately doesn’t go away, but sharing our memories together helps ease it a little. Steven will be forever remembered and missed.
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Steve has been one of the people I have consistently held the most highly throughout my life. Even in recent years when we had unfortunately fallen out of touch he came to mind often because I truly did, and still do, consider him to be one of the best people I have ever known. The total package. Incredibly intelligent, athletic, sociable, and generally talented at everything he attempted. He was even damn good looking. That being said, you could take all those things away and he would still have been as incredible a person based off of his character alone. He was a good in every sense of the word. There have been countless experiences throughout our time growing up together that have led me to think so highly of Steve, and I would just like to quickly share a couple.
Firstly, Steve put others before himself in what seems like every memory I have of him. The first thing that came to mind when I heard of his passing was a time that we were playing nerf basketball in his basement. I wasn't exactly a varsity athlete in middle school, and my attempt at a hook shot ended up shattering the lightbulb hanging from the ceiling (all over Matt Allen if I remember correctly). Steve fought me so hard to let him take the fall for breaking the light, despite me insisting over and over that it was an accident and I wouldn't get in much trouble, if any. One way or another, Steve was the one who went upstairs to take the blame. I have always felt guilty for letting him do that for me, but I don't think I could have done anything to stop him.
Steve also stuck up for people who couldn't stick up for themselves. If you knew me as a young kid, you could imagine I was an easy target for a bully. When a kid at BCS who had been giving me problems slammed my head into a bus window and kicked me out of my seat, Steve was the one who confronted him that day on the playground, effectively ending my bully problem entirely. Steve was one of the coolest kids in school, and I was a little geek. He easily could have just let it happen, it wouldn't have made him any less popular or hurt him in any way, but that’s not the type of person he was. Even at that young age he constantly displayed how good o a person he truly was.
Once more, Steve is one of the best people I have ever had the pleasure to know. My heart goes out to the family, and to all the people who have been lucky enough to know him.
Rest easy Steve, I will always remember the way you treated me, and the impact you had on my life and so many others. Love you man.
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Barbara Rote posted a condolence
Sunday, November 8, 2020
I am so sorry to hear about Steven’s death and am at a loss as to what words might bring you comfort. Steven was an all-around great kid. He was funny, smart, polite and kind. I can still see his smiling face coming into the classroom and am not surprised that he pursued a career in the field of science. My heart breaks for all of you. Please know that you will be in my thoughts and I will pray that you can somehow find peace during this tragic time.
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Sunday, November 8, 2020
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Elena and family, our condolences during this extremely difficult time. Praying that God's love enfolds you and comforts you through the pain. Sincere love and prayers, Dina Girgenti-Iida & Tatsuya Iida
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Shawn Hall lit a candle
Sunday, November 8, 2020
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I remember when Steven was hired to be my after school babysitter. I would come home from school and patiently wait for Steven to get off the bus. I always enjoyed having him as my babysitter because he was more than that, Steven was my friend.
First, we would do our homework together, Steven would help me understand my BCS mathematics, and I would try and help him with his Eastern High School trigonometry. Together we would complete our tasks for the day, but soon enough we were playing with my dogs, watching shows, and seeing who could chug a glass of milk the fastest, Steven always won. He made me forget that he was there to watch over me. He made me forget that without him I would be alone, or still waiting at school for my parents. Steven was a guardian.
I can’t tell you how many times things were put into perspective by mentioning Steven’s name. “We are going Christmas Carolling” was not my favorite sentence around Christmas time, but when I saw that people like Steven were going, well, it didn’t seem so bad after all. Steven was respectful to everyone around him, setting an example for all the young faces watching him. Steven was a role model.
“Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, Love leaves a memory no one can steal”
Thank you for all the memories Steven
Love,
Shawn Hall
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Sunday, November 8, 2020
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When I heard the sad news of Steven's death, the first thing I pictured was his smile. He was taller than most of our class and so as I looked over the students, there it was! Next, I remembered him insisting that he had something special for a "show and tell". It turned out it was his younger brother, who had a "great arm". Steven proudly wanted us to see how remarkable he knew it was. I remember, too, the care he took of that brother. He would bring him down to our classroom in the AM when he didn't want to leave him to wait for the next bell.
Steven showed that care to family, friends and his teachers. No surprise that he went into a caring profession.
Rest easy, Steven. We are all at a great loss. You left gentle and caring memories, and that smile! RIP!
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His smile will always live in my heart. His kindness I will try to carry on everyday. Never did I see him without his smile or positive attitude. To his family my heart hurts for them. He will always be with all of us because he made such a great impact on us. We were all so blessed to have him. Let us never forget how fragile life really is. RIP sweetie you will always be in our hearts.
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Love you all and I’m praying for you Schneider family. Steven is and always will be remembered as the sweetest most loving soul I’ve ever met.
Joshua 1:9
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Steve is an awesome person. We enjoyed our time working together and I know every coworker at Monalisia feels that way. My favorite memory would be at the end of EVERY shift - he would put on some jams at the end of the night while we cleaned up and we always said he looked like Clark Kent! One of those coworkers who made you not mind working a holiday so much. Great person, will be sorely missed.
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My sincerest condolences to Elena and the entire family. My heart is hurting for all of you. May Steven Rest In Peace.
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