LYON Steven A, age 69, on Feb. 11, 2026 of Wallingford, PA formerly of Wichita, Kansas. He retired from Boeing after 37 years. Steven was a family man who cherished time spent with his children and grandchildren. He was an aspiring chef and golfer. Predeceased by his wife Linda (nee Meighan ), hisContinue Reading
Richard Brophy
left a message on March 3, 2026:
For over 30 years Steve and I were.friends. he initially got me playing golf with him later on going over his house and living weights. He even remember my birthday a day early on the tenth. He told me he normally forgets my birthday so being a day early was better then late. I met Steve when he first came to Philly and even took his wedding photos with Lynda. I often think of him and invite him to duffers to meet with the guys over a few beers. He will be dearly missed!
Steve McCaffrey
left a message on February 19, 2026:
Steve was a great and kind guy. I had the pleasure of working with Steve. My deepest condolences to Steve’s family
Christopher & William Meighan
left a message on February 14, 2026:
Tiffany, Jim & family, so sorry to hear of Steve's passing. Steve was a great guy! Steve was an uncle to us. It was great having him as a part of our family for over 40 years! Whenever we visited him from down south over the summer for the past 10 years from 2010 to 2019, he was always kind, sociable and we always had a lot of fun! We also enjoyed our conversations about golf, bodybuilding, football, movies, food and even the time he took us to a WWF wrestling match and the time we visited him and his family in Wichita, Kansas. Great memories! The list is endless! He even helped us with our car when we had mechanical problems. Steve was a great cook too! We loved those "Steve Steaks" aka, cheesesteaks. We know he was always thinking of opening up a breakfast restaurant and we know the blueberry pancakes would be delicious! Thanks for the first plate! We enjoyed hearing about his time in Wichita and about his parents and other family members. We learned a lot from him from his Orange Crush football days in Wichita and his working days at Boeing. We still remember him in his suspenders & even got us wearing them for a brief time! We will carry his memory forever. He will be remembered & missed & he is the best! We are very thankful to have him as a part of our family for over 40 years! God Bless, from all of us, until we meet again, Love, Ann, Christopher & William
Jack Simpson
left a message on February 14, 2026:
To Tiff, Jim and the rest of Steve's family, Be Blessed in Memories, Be Comforted with the sound of Steve's voice telling you everything will be OK, and know that he is reunited with the people who had gone ahead and left him as you are at this moment. The journey is not over and Steven, You were such a delight, how could anyone not love you and your companionship !! See you again my friend !! BET !! and Raise !!
Rob DeLacy Sr.
left a message on February 13, 2026:
RIP Steve I know I've only known u for a few months but you definitely have made an impact on me and I appreciate all you done for me. Take care and God bless
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Richard Brophy
left a message on March 3, 2026:
For over 30 years Steve and I were.friends. he initially got me playing golf with him later on going over his house and living weights. He even remember my birthday a day early on the tenth. He told me he normally forgets my birthday so being a day early was better then late. I met Steve when he first came to Philly and even took his wedding photos with Lynda. I often think of him and invite him to duffers to meet with the guys over a few beers. He will be dearly missed!
Steve McCaffrey
left a message on February 19, 2026:
Steve was a great and kind guy. I had the pleasure of working with Steve. My deepest condolences to Steve’s family
Christopher & William Meighan
left a message on February 14, 2026:
Tiffany, Jim & family, so sorry to hear of Steve's passing. Steve was a great guy! Steve was an uncle to us. It was great having him as a part of our family for over 40 years! Whenever we visited him from down south over the summer for the past 10 years from 2010 to 2019, he was always kind, sociable and we always had a lot of fun! We also enjoyed our conversations about golf, bodybuilding, football, movies, food and even the time he took us to a WWF wrestling match and the time we visited him and his family in Wichita, Kansas. Great memories! The list is endless! He even helped us with our car when we had mechanical problems. Steve was a great cook too! We loved those "Steve Steaks" aka, cheesesteaks. We know he was always thinking of opening up a breakfast restaurant and we know the blueberry pancakes would be delicious! Thanks for the first plate! We enjoyed hearing about his time in Wichita and about his parents and other family members. We learned a lot from him from his Orange Crush football days in Wichita and his working days at Boeing. We still remember him in his suspenders & even got us wearing them for a brief time! We will carry his memory forever. He will be remembered & missed & he is the best! We are very thankful to have him as a part of our family for over 40 years! God Bless, from all of us, until we meet again, Love, Ann, Christopher & William
Jack Simpson
left a message on February 14, 2026:
To Tiff, Jim and the rest of Steve's family, Be Blessed in Memories, Be Comforted with the sound of Steve's voice telling you everything will be OK, and know that he is reunited with the people who had gone ahead and left him as you are at this moment. The journey is not over and Steven, You were such a delight, how could anyone not love you and your companionship !! See you again my friend !! BET !! and Raise !!
Rob DeLacy Sr.
left a message on February 13, 2026:
RIP Steve I know I've only known u for a few months but you definitely have made an impact on me and I appreciate all you done for me. Take care and God bless
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Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
