Birth date: Jul 31, 1953 Death date: Jan 30, 2023
Stephen Russell Nolan, 69, passed away January 30th, 2023. Stephen was born July 31st, 1953, in Chicago, Illinois, to Thomas and Julann Nolan. He now is with 2 sisters in heaven and leaves behind 2 sisters, 2 brothers, his wife, 2 Read Obituary
Mr. Steve was our daughters bus driver for 4 years in elementary school. He was truly the best person. My son was so excited to have him but unfortunately has route changed. My kids always waved and screamed Mr. Steve anytime they saw bus 410. Not many bus drivers would show up on Halloween wearing a Tigger costume. He was truly the best human and loved the kids he drove. I am so sorry for your families loss.
The Emery Family
Our kids loved Mr. Steve! He drove their school bus and always made them feel loved. He was just plain "cool". Thank you for the memories. Prayers for peace for all those who were touched by your time on earth.
Mr. Steve was an amazing person to my son. Our military move from Texas to Maryland was very rough on on him. Mr. Steve was always a highlight on his conversations when adjusting to his new school environment and later on throughout the reminder of his elementary school years. We are forever grateful to him and to his family for supporting him. He was an amazing person to our community. We have met dozens of bus drivers throughout our kids’ school years and Mr. Steve is always the name that stuck to us as someone that we always looked forward to seeing in the morning and trusting our children with him on their journey to school. We are forever grateful.
I haven't seen him in years, but I knew him as Mr. Steve. He was my bus driver throughout elementary school. I remember so many times riding the bus home, where I would go and sit in the front of the bus just so I could talk to and joke around with him. He was one of the sweetest people I had met and, honestly, helped me get through those hard days of school when I was afraid or didn’t know anyone. I used to get nerves in the morning all the time and there was one specific time, in third grade, that when we arrived at school, I wasn't feeling well, so he got out of the bus and walked me to an adult just to make sure I would get to the health room okay. I'm in tenth grade now, so it's been a little while since I've seen him, but everytime I see the bus number 410 I think of him, his smile, his jokes, and how much joy he brought to all my friends back in elementary and I. He was a great person, and I'm so glad I was able to impacted by him. I am so sorry for your loss.
There are few people you'll meet in life that was as loving, caring and kind as Steve. He embraced and welcomed my son Dale into his family with open arms, showed him nothing but love and respect and for that he will always have a special place in my heart. How fortunate his family and friends were to have him. He was the perfect example of grace and will be sorely missed by all that had the pleasure of knowing him. My deepest sympathy to his family for their heartbreaking loss.
