Birth date: May 28, 1976 Death date: Jul 14, 2016
Steven James Laning, of Pennsauken, passed away suddenly on July 14, 2016. He was 40 years old. Steven James was the beloved son of Deborah F. Laning (nee Connor) and the late Albert W. Laning, Jr. Loving father of Olivia and Maka Read Obituary
I met Steve when I was over my cousin "s Jamie , (Bolado house )house, then again when a few of us used to hang out back in the day , Steve always would say hi or what's up with a smile on his face, Steve was in town last summer and I had the opportunity to chat with him , he still had that big smile and said hi Di, what's up ? We talked about things back in the day and I told him there are some things that bothered me about then , his response was Diane don't let people bring you down you are better than that , of they can't see that then that's there problem , that chat really met a lot to me , Same old Steve always helping someone and giving advice ,I thank you my friend for always being there and being you ,He had the biggest smile and heart , I will diffently miss you my friend ,
I'll miss you my big cousin. I love you.
I remember my big cousin playing Nintendo with me when I was about 6. Haha 😀 he was such a fun person to be around. I'm going to miss you Steve. Say Hi to my mom and everyone for me. I love you kid!
I remember my big cousin playing Nintendo with me when I was about 6. Haha 😀 he was such a fun person to be around. I'm going to miss you Steve. Say Hi to my mom and everyone for me. I love you kid!
I remember my big cousin playing Nintendo with me when I was about 6. Haha 😀 he was such a fun person to be around. I'm going to miss you Steve. Say Hi to my mom and everyone for me. I love you kid!
I remember my big cousin playing Nintendo with me when I was about 6. Haha 😀 he was such a fun person to be around. I'm foing to miss you Steve. Say Hi to my mom and everyone for me. I love you kid!
Just a small memory for Steve's children and the rest of the family: I have a dog walking service and often walked Jack, a wonderful German Shepherd who came here to the Grand Cherry Hill as a puppy. Whenever we would see Steve on a walk Jack would wag his tail so hard his butt would swing back and forth and he'd stumble. He loved Steve so much. Then he'd launch himself forward--Steve would laugh and pet him and get face kisses. Jack did this outside on the sidewalk, in the elevators, and in the hallways--anywhere we saw Steve. It's a fine measure of a man to be loved so much, not only by his family, friends, and people he met, but also by a dog who can only judge people based on their kindness.
CSauer
Cherry Hill
All of my sympathy to the family for this great loss. Steve was a bright light here at the Grand Cherry Hill where he worked. I saw him often and was always cheered by his smile and personality. He was my favorite person on staff--always helpful and excellent at his job. Please know that Steve touched many lives and that we all benefited from his presence. I join you in your sadness.
Cherie Sauer
Cherry Hill
