Steven Feinberg Obituary

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Steven was a real mensch, in the true sense of the word. We graduated from Allderdice HS in Pittsburgh, and Steven will be dearly missed.
Baruch Dyan Ha'Emet

I am so saddened to learn of Steve's passing. What a one-of-a-kind, superstar of a man! Kind, generous, friendly, everything you could ever ask for. Your soulmate will now look down on you from heaven and guard and protect you like he did here on earth, Nancy. I am so, so sorry! Wishing you and the entire family comfort during this time of grief.

Nancy, it was with deep sorrow that I learned of Steve's passing. I will forever hold many fond memories of my
time with you both. Steve was a truly remarkable person and a friend to many. What a remarkable person who gave everything his all. You two were the ultimate partners. My deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family.

Dear Nancy,
You and Steve were the first people Bruce and I met back in what 2014/2015( I don't remember) when Karen brought us to your house in Palatine. It was our first introduction to B'Chavana. You served the best vegetarian chili with noodles and I have made your recipe every winter. You and Steve welcomed us with open arms and we didn't feel like strangers. I'm happy that I hosted a few times before you moved away, and helped fill our home with warmth, friendship, music, laughter and tears. I have had great conversations with Steve about burning man and loved that he was still a hippie at heart. We are always learning lessons in life, and since the shocking news of his passing, it reminds me to not waste a single minute and keep living life with intention, keep ending every day letting your loved ones know how you feel, and now that we can to hug more, and check off that bucket list. (I actually have one) I imagine Steve would want everyone to keep doing just that.
There are no words that I can say that will comfort you now ( I know that to be true) and I know you have an abundance of love and support around you, and with time, your faith and strength will pull you through. Lean on whoever is around you physically or virtually and draw on their strength.
We love you Nancy and you Steve wherever you are.
Beth and Bruce

I´m truly sorry to hear about Steve´s untimely passing. He was one of McCaslin Street´s best. It doesn´t seem that long ago that we played ball until the street lights came on. Rest In Peace my friend.

Nancy, our hearts go out to you for the loss of your great love & friend. Steve was an unique personality & you 2 epitomized what a true loving relationship was all about. He will be greatly missed by all. Please take care of yourself. Steve would have wanted that as he cherished you & the strong feelings you had for each other´s lives. Stay strong. Our warmest thoughts. Luana & Rick

Nancy,
From all of us at Springtime-Santa please know of our sincere condolences on Steve's passing. This was such a shock for everyone. I personally always found Steve to be warm and friendly. He will be missed by many. I'm making a donation in his name at the synagogue.
May his memory always be for a blessing.
Ken Brandt

Nancy my deepest condolences to you. I new Steve my entire life and treasure the memories of Sundays with our families on Mckasalen Street and Eastmont. Summer weeks at each of our families homes and memories of hanging our at the "Tuck Shop" at PITT. Steve will be greatly missed but well remembered.
Cousin Stan

A few months ago we had Facetime with Steve and Nancy. We were talking about how we were passing our time during Covid. Nancy and Steve talked abut their garden and their involvement with the community garden. Nancy showed us Steve new piano that she had purchased for him. It was so beautiful and Steve played for us a beautiful piano piece. We had such a beautiful and relaxing moment and felt that we were right in their living room with them.

We love you Steve and may you rest in peace.

Nancy we offer our deepest condolences and send you our love and strength.

Hugs
Ann and Sam

The love Steve gave will remain in this world. He made a friend every day and around the globe. I am deeply thankful I was able to meet him, to work with him and to become his friend.

I was very Blessed to have met Steve on the Black Rock
Desert in Northern Nevada.
We spent many hours talking about life and our travels.
Steve,"Woodstock" became a very good friend to me. I will always remember him very fondly. He is already sorely missed.

Honest John
Spring Hill, Florida

We're all better for being able to know Steve.

Our thoughts and prayers are yours as always. Live long after and prosper Steve.

Dearest Nancy, I always looked forward to you and Steven visiting Wisconsin when you could. Please call if there is anyway I can help or just to talk- I can listen. A donation was made to Green Heart Project.

Love ,
Your brother Jim.

Very sad to hear. So sad for Nancy, and Terry and Lee and all his many family members.
May his name be a blessing.
The great times of our youth will always be remembered by me, ok laying handball on our neighborhood streets.
He was loved and respected by all of his youth buddies.

Our sincere condolences. Although distance did not provide us the opportunity to get together often, we made the most of the times we did get together. I can honestly say that after getting together we never left without a smile and a heart full of happy memories. We offer our prayers and condolences to Nancy and the family. We will happily make a donation to the Green Heart Project in his memory.

Dear Nancy
I was so shocked and saddened to hear of your sudden loss of your husband Steve. I am in Pennsylvania until July 18 or would pay my personal respects. I hope you can find your way through in the coming days and weeks. Please know you have friends to help you with anything you need. Lori

It was a privilege and a blessing to know you Woodstock. My deepest sympathies to those nearest and dearest to you, who must surely be devastated to lose a man such as you.

I can't believe Steve's gone - wonderful friend, great advisor and mentor, always there to share a smile and a laugh or a hug in more serious moments. He and Nancy are an inspiration to all couples of how to make love last and be fresh no matter the age or circumstance. We will miss you, pal. I cherish every jam session we had and every moment we shared.

I met Steve when I lived with his nephew Yoni/Jonathan in Moishe House in Chicago. Yoni obviously loves and admires his uncle so much and it was contagious. I only met Steve a couple of times but I immediately felt a sense of comfort around him. It was exciting that a successful man like Steve wanted to hang out with us. I admired his love of traveling the world and being a successful businessman. He seemed to have unlocked the key to a happy and balanced life. It was a privilege to meet him. I am so sorry for the loss for Nancy, his sister and of course his neice and nephews who adored him and the rest of his family, friends and colleagues. Sending big love and condolences from California.

Steve was a friend for over 40 years..... a true Gentleman.

It seems like minutes ago we were riding in a brews cruise bus laughing and singing. You, the orchestrator of our fun. And in a blink you are gone and we are left to carry on. We will care for your loving wife and partner in crime as you would have wanted us to. But the world has forever changed without your joy, enthusiasm and love. We have been blessed to have you in our lives but it was certainly too short of a time.

I never stopped thinking of you as a brother........ Your loss has taken a piece of my heart Rest in peace Steven

I have known you the longest and will always be grateful for your love and friendship.