As I sit here and reflect on this day 2 years ago when my dad left this world and entered the kingdom of Heaven, I am sadden and happy at the same time. I am sad that he is no longer with us. How I miss him with every fiber in me. How I want to call him and tell him anything about the kids or my job. I was in school while he was in the hospital and he told me he was proud of everything I had accomplished.  But I am happy that I know he's no longer suffering the pain he was in and that he's in a better place than here. And that without a shadow of a doubt I will see him again. Fly high Daddy. I Love and miss you so much. Til we meet again you are forever in my heart. 💙

We miss you dad. You’ll never be forgotten. I love you so much! 

Sorry this is so late. Steven was in my class of 1977 at Jay High School and was a friend of mine. We were not close but spoke often and I remember him as a really decent guy, not pretentious at all and someone who would do anything for you, which he apparently  carried with him his whole life. I hope that my memory of him brings a small comfort to you at this time. My sister Lisette also would like to offer her condolences. Take care and all our best to you!

Steve and I came in the same training class in 2004 to ONS, i believe there was a group of 12, Steve and Myself were the only 2 left out of our group, i will miss Steve and the conversations we would have. Anytime i ever talked about something i needed he always offered his time without hesitation, I always told him he was my favorite yankee and he loved it. We will keep the family in our prayers. Rest easy friend.

Steven was my father’s sister,  Diane’s , only son.  I always came to Maine to see my relatives and keep in touch with them,
all except Steven.  He lived his adult life in the South .  I live in San Diego, CA.

My parents visited Steven a time or two and my dad kept in touch with him.  My dad often told me about his nephew Steven and his job at a nuclear power plant.  He was very proud of him.

Just this last January  I met Steven  for 4 short days but seemingly very long days, as the family came together to bury his mom, my Aunt Diane.  In those 4 days I met a man who had a way of cracking a light hearted joke, or sharing an anecdotal memory that helped keep conversation going and heavy hearts afloat.

Steven, it saddens me that our relationship was so brief, but I am so grateful to know that you and your mother will be together. Your reunion now is blessed and eternal, in heaven. She loved you so much!  
Those of us on earth will miss you  deeply.  

When we moved to Greenville, SC from Portland, OR in 2003, Steve, a stranger at that point, showed up at our apartment door saying “your house is ready, let’s move you in”.  He was a talker but he was a doer.  His kindness that day will never be forgotten.

It was a pleasure sitting down and having a conversation with Steve.  I only got to see him once a year or every other year, but it was memorable. The accent, my goodness, the accent. I had to tell him many times to slow down and repeat that again as my Carolina ears could  not keep up with that Northern accent.  He will be missed by his many coworkers at Duke  for sure as well as his family. It was a pleasure knowing Steve and having him as a patient.  We will be praying for Tina and the kids.


There were many times I would look forward to seeing Steve at the farm of my aunt and uncle (Ruth and Loring Woods) .  I had many fun times with Steve.  My thoughts and prayers are with the family.

I worked with Steve at ONS.  I was deeply shocked and saddened to hear of his passing. My sincere condolences to his family and the entire ONS security force.

I worked with Steve at ONS. He was wise, always nice, and always willing to help in any way he could. I am proud to have known Mr Steve St Jean, but I am even more proud to have called him my friend. Fly high Steve. See ya on the other side my friend. Tina, you and the family have my sincerest condolences. 

My dad was one of a kind, he was goofy, he was kind, he was genuine and he was always willing to go out of the way for anyone in need. He loved his family, loved to work and had a growing love for woodwork, which carried over to me. I’m so happy and blessed to call him dad and know he taught me how to be a good person and man. We all appreciate the love and prayers, the only thing I ask is to keep his legacy alive and never forget kindness and love towards others. ❤️❤️

I’ve worked with Steve at ONS for many years and recall our many talks about different Gospel singing groups. I often joked with him about his Mainer accent! We often harassed each other while getting ready for shift and joked about being in each other’s way at our gear-lockers. Seeing his name next to mine makes me reflect on the time I knew him. I always appreciated his dedication to his carpentry work and I know that many people will remember him by looking at the work he did for many of us. He was genuinely a good hearted guy and one that would give anything for someone in need. He is missed. See you in Heaven brother! 

Our trip to Maine when his mom passed. Tho the circumstances weren't the best. I had an amazing time with my dad and family.

Our sincere condolences, We will continue to send up prayers that God will comfort your family  and keep you close in the upcoming days.   Go rest high on that mountain S-31 until we meet again 

I worked with Steve at ONS. My sincerest sympathies to his family.  Steve was alway willing to help and advise others.  We often talked of our mutual love of cruising.  

God's grace be with all of those whose hearts are broken. May God's comfort strengthen you. 🙏❤ Rest easy in Gods hands Steve🙏❤

Steve was a kind man with a passion for helping others. He was a friend to all that knew him. He touched so many and will be greatly missed! Praying for you Tina, Brittany, & Chris.

Worked with Steve at ONS and he lived across from me at Windwood when he came to SC. He would bring Lobster back when he visited RI. He was a great guy. My deepest condolences. 

So sorry to learn of Steven's passing. We worked together at ONS. I remember Steven as a good person and dedicated to his duties. My condolences to his family and friends. May God bless you all in your time of sorrow.

So sad to hear of Steven St Jean passed
 He was a great person and friend.  He will be missed. It was my great pleasure have known him and was an honor to work with him. May God bless the family and comfort you in this difficult time.  RIP My friend. 
Carroll Lay

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Steven L St. Jean

June 16, 1959 – November 19, 2020

Dillard Memorial Funeral Home

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