Birth date: Jun 10, 1942 Death date: Mar 4, 2012
Stephen O. Koski, 69, of Avon Lake, passed away Sunday, March 4, 2012 at his residence following a one month illness. Born June 10, 1942 in Crosby, Minnesota, to the late William and Mary (nee Saari) Koski, he moved to Lorain in 1 Read Obituary
Dear Koski Family,
You have our sympathy with Steve's passing. Steve was our neighbor in S. Lorain. He was easy to talk to and we'll always remember him going for a motorcycle ride after mowing. He was always thoughtful and kind to our daughter. May he rest in peace.
Joe, Barb and Maggie Conley
Jeff and Family, Please accept my condolences for the passing of Steve, I worked with him for near 40 years. I pray that God give you strength and comfort during this very difficult time.
Dear Cindy, Jeff, Cathy and family,
Thank you for the priviledge of taking care of Steve. You are bound together in love and that will help you getting through the time, days and years ahead. Remember life is changed for Steve but he is always with you.
United with you in prayers and God's love,
Joyce Conley
Dear Jeff, Cindy and families,
My sincere condolences on the passing of your father. Keeping you in thought and prayer.
I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts and prayers of many are with you at this time of sorrow. May God bless you and your family.
Nick and Steve have been friends since about1968 when Nick got out of the service and went back to work at Ford. They hunted, fished (and who knows what else) together. After Nick and Ann were married our families camped, fished, boated, and just hung out together. Cindy and sometimes Cathy babysat our older kids. One Sunday morning Steve and Judi called to go out to breakfast; we drove 90 miles to the Original Pancake House in Toledo and had a great time and great food. Steve knew all the good restaruants. On more than one occasion we crossed Lake Erie to Erieo, Ontario for the weekend. We showed Canadians how to really celebrate October Fest. Steve came down to visit us on Nick's Hill in Gallipolis once or twice. The Koski's have been great friends with many many fond memories.
