Steve rest in peace my dear friend and forever dear memory. Never have been forgotten… never will. There is a special place in my heart for you…. Today with the knowledge of your passing it has deepened. May God Bless your loving Family.
May you rest in peace Steve…..no more suffering, worries, or pain.
Your in God’s care now, watching over your family so proudly.
You will be in our hearts forever.
Uncle Steve you were an amazing man and you will be missed by so many . You were loved by all, I am so glad you were a part of our lives, you touched it in such a positive way.
Steve’s legacy lives on with his loving and caring family!! I’ve only gotten to know his family in the last three years(even though we met briefly years ago)…God bless you Steve and God Bless your family.Prayers for your journey home and healing for your loved ones.
Georgia, so sorry to hear of Steve’s passing. We have many fond memories of you and your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Ingrid and Ed Thompson
Maria, I am so sorry for your loss. May your heart remember be filled with a lifetime of joyous memories, but it is those memories and love that makes it hurt so much. Sending so much love to you and your family. I will dance for you. <3
Steve, May God bring you and your family peace, grace and mercy. May God also be ready with His driver and show you just how the game is really played. You will be missed.
In the literal sense, we have all “survived” Steve Pavone. We remain here to cope, mourn, remember, and laugh about the good times we shared with Steve while he goes on to a better place where cancer doesn’t exist and tech gadgets are infinite.
In the figurative sense of the word, if you’ve known Steve or worked for him long enough, you have “survived” Steve Pavone! Steve was a perfectionist who liked things a certain way. We worked alongside each other incredibly well because we would torture ourselves over the perfect word, where punctuation should go, and how to best represent YPC to our partners and the public. I always made sure I went into a meeting prepared because I knew what Steve liked and what he was looking for (most of the time)… There was always a certain level of anticipation about these meetings…I always wanted to impress Steve. Validation from Steve Pavone was a badge of honor. If you’ve worked closely with Steve for any amount of time, I’m sure you know what I’m talking about. BUT there always came a point in a meeting with Steve where you kicked yourself for staying just a couple minutes too long!!
Once I experienced the emotional high of impressing Steve Pavone, I would inevitably want to linger in his office a few extra minutes and shoot the breeze or tell stories. Unfortunately for me, I would somehow manage to put my foot in my mouth and trip Steve’s trigger. You know the look you would get when he didn’t like something you had to say, or the head nod and lifted eyebrows you’d have to face when it all went south. I would hold my breath and try to figure out a way to take it back and get back to that euphoric validation I felt only moments before. We always worked through it and we worked incredibly well together. I learned a lot from Steve and I’m smarter and better off for having known him. I called Bill Calder this morning who introduced Steve and I to each other and thanked him. He said, “you were perfect for each other”. So I’m hear to say, yes, I survived Steve Pavone and I’m better off for it.
Steve Pavone…one of a kind! Steve was the ultimate competitor, master of constructive criticism, fiercely driven, supremely genuine and a true family first man with a heart of gold! I am privileged that our paths crossed as I feel I am truly a better person for knowing and learning from Steve. You’ll be sorely missed but NEVER forgotten! May we all continue to make you proud and continue to strive for greatness in our own lives as you so wonderfully mastered in your own! Much love!
My heart goes out to the Pavone family. My son, Haydn, was quite fond of Mr. Pavone and grateful for the opportunity to work for him. Treasure your happiest memories to ease your pain. He is at peace now.
Steve was a great man with a big heart! I was lucky enough to work along side him! He will be greatly missed. Thoughts and prayers to all his family and friends along with the YPC Media Family. <3
I will forever remember Steve for his kind heart, great sense of humor, his infectious laugh and most of all…his amazing blues eyes. They match the blue sky…for he will always be with you.
Christine,
I grew up with your dad and attended school with him. He was always a happy guy and such fun to be with. My prayers go out to you and all your family.
I didn’t know Steven but I’ve known Georgia since we were teenagers, and though we didn’t see each other very much in later years, I can still she is a wonderful person. My deepest sympathies during this very difficult time. I know you’re a strong person and will be ok. You’re in my thoughts and prayers.
What an amazing man and how lucky one was to have someone like him touch their life. “Mr P” was one of my favorites. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family. So truly sorry for this loss.
Steve was truly one in a million. I am glad I had the good fortune to share some laughs with him these past few years. When I remember Steve, I will always remember his smile and how he filled a room with his presence. He will be missed.
We never thought taking a tour of Italy with a group would have us meet such a great bunch of people. Steve was so kind and helpful to everyone and had us laughing a lot! How special that our paths crossed. We will always remember him.
James Cammilleri purchased flowers (Deep in Our Hearts Spray)
We are sincerely sorry for your loss. We will be praying for you and your family. Please let us know if there is anything we can do. James and Sarah Cammilleri
Steve coming up on 5 yrs. God your life was a whirlwind….you left this earth way, way too soon. Always in my thoughts…God bless your family.
Steve rest in peace my dear friend and forever dear memory. Never have been forgotten… never will. There is a special place in my heart for you…. Today with the knowledge of your passing it has deepened. May God Bless your loving Family.
May you rest in peace Steve…..no more suffering, worries, or pain.
Your in God’s care now, watching over your family so proudly.
You will be in our hearts forever.
Sorry for your loss. To young, to soon!
Uncle Steve you were an amazing man and you will be missed by so many . You were loved by all, I am so glad you were a part of our lives, you touched it in such a positive way.
Steve’s legacy lives on with his loving and caring family!! I’ve only gotten to know his family in the last three years(even though we met briefly years ago)…God bless you Steve and God Bless your family.Prayers for your journey home and healing for your loved ones.
Georgia, so sorry to hear of Steve’s passing. We have many fond memories of you and your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Ingrid and Ed Thompson
Maria, I am so sorry for your loss. May your heart remember be filled with a lifetime of joyous memories, but it is those memories and love that makes it hurt so much. Sending so much love to you and your family. I will dance for you. <3
Steve, May God bring you and your family peace, grace and mercy. May God also be ready with His driver and show you just how the game is really played. You will be missed.
Thoughts and prayers to the Pavone Family.
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Aimee Hiller purchased flowers (Sweet Tranquility Basket)
With Sympathy from your partners at the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
In the literal sense, we have all “survived” Steve Pavone. We remain here to cope, mourn, remember, and laugh about the good times we shared with Steve while he goes on to a better place where cancer doesn’t exist and tech gadgets are infinite.
In the figurative sense of the word, if you’ve known Steve or worked for him long enough, you have “survived” Steve Pavone! Steve was a perfectionist who liked things a certain way. We worked alongside each other incredibly well because we would torture ourselves over the perfect word, where punctuation should go, and how to best represent YPC to our partners and the public. I always made sure I went into a meeting prepared because I knew what Steve liked and what he was looking for (most of the time)… There was always a certain level of anticipation about these meetings…I always wanted to impress Steve. Validation from Steve Pavone was a badge of honor. If you’ve worked closely with Steve for any amount of time, I’m sure you know what I’m talking about. BUT there always came a point in a meeting with Steve where you kicked yourself for staying just a couple minutes too long!!
Once I experienced the emotional high of impressing Steve Pavone, I would inevitably want to linger in his office a few extra minutes and shoot the breeze or tell stories. Unfortunately for me, I would somehow manage to put my foot in my mouth and trip Steve’s trigger. You know the look you would get when he didn’t like something you had to say, or the head nod and lifted eyebrows you’d have to face when it all went south. I would hold my breath and try to figure out a way to take it back and get back to that euphoric validation I felt only moments before. We always worked through it and we worked incredibly well together. I learned a lot from Steve and I’m smarter and better off for having known him. I called Bill Calder this morning who introduced Steve and I to each other and thanked him. He said, “you were perfect for each other”. So I’m hear to say, yes, I survived Steve Pavone and I’m better off for it.
With deepest sympathy, love and prayers to the Pavone family.
It was an honor and a blessing to work alongside you, however brief it may have been. You and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.
To the man with the biggest mouth, biggest heart, and biggest dreams. I love you Dad. <3 Christine
My sincere sympathy for your loss. Steve will forever live in your hearts.
Steve Pavone…one of a kind! Steve was the ultimate competitor, master of constructive criticism, fiercely driven, supremely genuine and a true family first man with a heart of gold! I am privileged that our paths crossed as I feel I am truly a better person for knowing and learning from Steve. You’ll be sorely missed but NEVER forgotten! May we all continue to make you proud and continue to strive for greatness in our own lives as you so wonderfully mastered in your own! Much love!
Laura Northrop purchased flowers (Summer’s Light Bouquet)
So very sorry for your loss, he will be missed. Tom and Laura Northrop
Lovingly
My heart goes out to the Pavone family. My son, Haydn, was quite fond of Mr. Pavone and grateful for the opportunity to work for him. Treasure your happiest memories to ease your pain. He is at peace now.
Steve was a great man with a big heart! I was lucky enough to work along side him! He will be greatly missed. Thoughts and prayers to all his family and friends along with the YPC Media Family. <3
Warm hugs to all of you
Steve you will be missed and remembered by all who knew you.
I will forever remember Steve for his kind heart, great sense of humor, his infectious laugh and most of all…his amazing blues eyes. They match the blue sky…for he will always be with you.
I only got to meet Steve a few times, but he will always leave a lasting impression. My heart goes out to his family and close friends.
Christine,
I grew up with your dad and attended school with him. He was always a happy guy and such fun to be with. My prayers go out to you and all your family.
I didn’t know Steven but I’ve known Georgia since we were teenagers, and though we didn’t see each other very much in later years, I can still she is a wonderful person. My deepest sympathies during this very difficult time. I know you’re a strong person and will be ok. You’re in my thoughts and prayers.
What an amazing man and how lucky one was to have someone like him touch their life. “Mr P” was one of my favorites. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family. So truly sorry for this loss.
Steve was truly one in a million. I am glad I had the good fortune to share some laughs with him these past few years. When I remember Steve, I will always remember his smile and how he filled a room with his presence. He will be missed.
We never thought taking a tour of Italy with a group would have us meet such a great bunch of people. Steve was so kind and helpful to everyone and had us laughing a lot! How special that our paths crossed. We will always remember him.
James Cammilleri purchased flowers (Deep in Our Hearts Spray)
We are sincerely sorry for your loss. We will be praying for you and your family. Please let us know if there is anything we can do. James and Sarah Cammilleri
Cheryl Kleiman purchased flowers (Peaceful White Lilies Basket)
My deepest sympathy. Love to all, Cheryl Kleiman
Kurt and Diane Knoll made a donation to OPEN DOOR MISSION INC
We are very sorry to hear about your loss. From our family to yours, our most heartfelt sympathies.
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