My condolences as I knew  Steve from working with him on the Fed Challenge. I was with  the Richmond Fed at the Baltimore Branch and we were the 1st in our District to join the Challenge. I had so much respect and admiration for both Steve and Lloyd Bromberg. It was the most memorable and satisfying time of my Fed career. I am saddened to know Steve has passed away. 

My very best to his family and friends. Steve, I was wondering while the world seemed to get smaller over a year ago. Now, I know why. Rest easy my dear colleague and friend.

Hi.

Just learned about Steve's passing today.  Shocked and saddened.

I went to Queens College from 1970 and 1974 and was friends with Steve.  We were in the same house plan, Crown House and shared many good times.  I remember we were in the same American History class and Steve got an A+.  He was a very good person, sweet, and brilliant -  and totally humble.  Through the years we saw each other on the Q46 bus from Queens Blvd going up Union Turnpike from time to time since the time our kids were young until about 10 years ago and always caught up as if we had always been in touch.

My belated condolences to his family and friends.

Andy Lipton

Steve had a great love for students especially those of lower economic status.  Every year when we participated in the Fed Challenge at the New York Federal Reserve Bank he would offer special encouragement to my students at Dodge Vocational High School  Bronx, NY because he grew up the first 8 years of his life near the school and knew that the majority of them lived below the poverty level. He was a kind, intelligent, and caring individual. He will be greatly missed.  May his memory forever be a Blessing.

To Robin and family,

Every year I call Steve before Rosh Hashanna to wish Steve and his family a happy New Year.  After leaving a message the other day on his cell phone, I became concerned that he did not call me back.  I went on-line and shockingly came across his obituary.  We were in Israel when Steve passed away and are so very sorry we were not there for his funeral.  I know Steve since our graduate school days in economics.  We became close colleagues over the years both on a business and personal basis.  We taught together at Queens College in the 1980s, Steve mostly in Macro and I in Micro, many times having the same students.  We spoke many times during the year, keeping up with family events and our careers.  Steve and Robin were at all my children's weddings. I always valued his insight on macro events and he always had the patience to slowly explain the latest events to me.   He always talked about Robin with love and respect and it was apparent how much he loved his children, Stacey and Jessie, and his grandchildren.  I will sorely miss him and our conversations during the year.  I am truly saddened to learn of his passing.  May the family be comforted among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem his memories be a source of comfort to the entire family.

Dear Mrs. Malin and Family:

On behalf of the Administration, Faculty and Staff of Queens College, we would like to extend our heartfelt condolences to the entire family.

May he Rest in Peace,


I am so sorry to hear of Steve’s passing. I have known him since he was a little boy. Even then, he was special. So sweet and kind hearted. I will miss and love you always!!

Steve was an extremely kind, distinguished and loveable gentleman.
He was our sons wonderful friend and great mentor that changed the course of his life in such a positive way. We are eternally grateful to him.
Our deepest condolences  to his lovely family. May his memory be a blessing

Steve was the best kind of colleague: smart, good-humored, and always willing to help. His compassion was always evident; in his love of teaching, passion for coaching, and his constant efforts to improve himself and others. He was so kindhearted and gentle, and he always radiated a wonderful, positive attitude. I will remember him from our time together at AllianceBernstein as an excellent economist and portfolio manager, valued by clients and co-workers without exception.

I'm very sad that he has passed and extend heartfelt condolences to his family.

Steve
Thank you for being you, being my friend and being my teacher.  My life is richer because of you.

To you family, my deepest condolences and that Steve lives on forever in our memories with respect and love.

My sincere condolences to Steve’s family for this profound loss.  He was a wonderful colleague and mentor to many.  

I worked with Steve for three years while at Allianz.  He was always appreciated by clients and prospects alike as his insight into the Fed and how they viewed the economy was first rate.  I felt like I got to know him and your entire family on our road trips...I assume that at one point he kissed the Blarney Stone.  Steve was a class act and a good friend.

I was so saddened to hear of Steve’s passing, and that I wasn’t able to attend the service.  Steve was a great guy and All-World mensch.  We worked together at AllianceBernstein, and we did his first new business presentation there together in Detroit in late 2007.  I have worked with many portfolio managers over the years, and rare was the person who was both whip smart and “relatable” in the board room.  But “our” Steve was just that guy.  His self-deprecating sense of humor was in a class of its own.

For as much of an investment professional that he was, he loved Robin, Stacy and Jolie like there was no tomorrow.  We talked about family in most of our conversations over the past sixteen years.  His deep love of family is what I will remember most about Steve.

To Robin and family:  we are with you in prayer and spirit 24/7.  Know that the power of prayer, family and friends will get you through these difficult days.  Here’s to Steve and his everlasting memory.

When Steve married our cousin Robin, he became our cousin too.  A kind and gentle man with a beaming smile.   What a blessing that he and Robin found each other.  

So saddened by this news.

I had the privilege to work with Steve for several years and I was always a careful listener of his market opinions and views. Smart, insightful, expert in the details but able to communicate in a simple way.
I will always remember Steve as a kind, generous, friendly person who always asked about others before of talking about himself.

Steve will be deeply missed.

Steve was one of the kindest and hardest-working people I’ve known professionally. He was an educator, first and foremost, and he enjoyed sharing his prodigious market knowledge with my colleagues. Making those around him better at their jobs may not have been a formal objective, but he succeeded every day. I am a better person for having known him, and I will think about him often. I hope these and other memories provide comfort to all his loved ones. May he rest in peace.

I am deeply saddened by Steve’s passing and I wish I could be there today to pay my respects. We were colleagues at Allianz but then continued our discussions on the economy and markets even through covid. I always learned something new as Steve shared his deep knowledge and experience. Beyond his intelligence and kindness, what struck me the most was the passion he held for our business; he truly loved what he did. In addition, I always noticed the warmth & fondness with which he spoke of his family.  

Steve, I will miss our discussions and, yes, you were right about inflation, Be at peace my friend. 

Very saddened by the news of your passing. I enjoyed our time on the road together and listening to you educate people on the workings of the economy. I'm not much of a baseball fan but enjoyed listening to your talks about the game! 

I feel so sad hearing about Stevens passing. He was one of its kind person, so warm-hearted. He could explain the complex word in easy words. It was such a pleasure to listen to him and learn from him. 
My thoughts are with his family and friends.

I remember my time working with Steve together fondly.  We did a tour in Asia together giving views on economic and market developments, and he was always positive and considered in what he said and very supportive of me and other colleagues.  He was a very kind and thoughtful man in an industry where that is not always the case.  He will be much missed!

I was deeply saddened to hear about Steve’s passing. 

I had the good fortune of working with Steve at Allianz. I have always been in awe of Steve’s ability to make dry economic content so interesting. I’ve learnt so much from him about how to present ideas and engage an audience. But, most importantly, I’ve learnt from Steve that, regardless of how brilliant you are, being kind and compassionate are what matter the most in life. 

Steve was an incredibly thoughtful, generous, and kindhearted friend. He will be missed!

Offering my heartfelt sympathies to his family and loved ones!


Like others, I was saddened to hear about Steve's passing. 

Steve was special.  He was very smart.  He knew how to simplify complex topics and explain them to anyone.  Clients loved him and many requested regular meetings with him.  His colleagues also loved working with him.  He was one of those rare people that everyone liked and of whom everyone spoke highly.  More important than his wise counsel or ability to explain things, people were drawn to Steve's humanity.   He saw the good in everybody and he truly loved spending time with people.

He was a teacher to me.  Someone that I could talk to when I needed to understand things.  The only thing that we really disagreed about was baseball and even when we couldn't agree, we had fun. 

I will miss Steve, but I will also remember him with great fondness and count myself among the lucky that got to spend time with him.  

To his family, my deepest condolences.

I was so saddened to hear about Steve’s passing.  I very much enjoyed working with him. He was a gentle soul, and yet remarkably passionate about economics. I enjoyed our conversations about baseball. I am very sorry for your loss. He will be missed. 

Robin, sending you and your family heartfelt thoughts. 

Steve was a colleague and dear friend.  He was brilliant and extraordinary and I keep playing fond memories of our Allianz travels and client meetings together.  We would have so much fun and there was never enough time to listen and learn from Steve.  I am grateful for the time I had with him.  He would be proud to know that one of my favorite memories  was our drive from Denver to Cheyenne WY only to have the new CIO start the meeting by announcing he was firing us.  He did not…thanks to Steve. 

I'm so sorry to hear of the passing of Steve.  He was a wonderful colleague, sharing his keen intellect, wit, and wisdom with us all.  He was never too busy to explain a concept or answer a question.  He had a deep love for his family and had a wonderful sense of humor.  He will be missed.

I am deeply sorry to  receive the news.
He has been a great example, my favorite economist to listen to, and simply a good man.
Thank you Steve for your mentorship and for what I had to opportunity to learn from you

Like Brad and Jim, I also had the honor of working with Steve at Allianz Global Investors.  An intellect and true gentleman, who will be sorely missed. To Steve's family, please accept my deepest condolences.

Extremely saddened and very, very sorry to hear about Steve’s passing. He was incredibly kind-hearted, caring and smart with an awesome amount of financial knowledge, plus he was a great writer. He was also a fantastic baseball player who knew an amazing amount about baseball history and trivia.

We worked together at Allianz Global Investors for three years. I really enjoyed working with Steve on his Under the Macroscope white papers and other documents. We always had an amazing time talking finance and baseball history and trivia.

Steve was one of my references for many years and he always had very nice things to say about me to potential employers. It was a true pleasure and privilege to get to know him and be his friend. He made a significant, positive impact on my life, for which I a very grateful.

I will greatly miss you, Steve. I hope you are now playing baseball into infinity.

Sending all of my love and very best wishes to all of Steve’s family and friends.

With warmest and deepest sympathies,

Brad

My heart was sad when I learned of Steve's passing this week.  We worked in the investment industry together at two different firms. He was a gentleman, a great guy and was a fabulous teacher. He was one of those people who knew his subject matter so well that he could make it sound simple for the rest of us. I loved working with him and can't believe he is not among us anymore- he will be missed !



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