Stephen J. Neylon was born on October 17, 1944 to Thomas and Nelly (Rutter) Neylon and was fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church on Thursday, June 22, 2023 at the age of 78.
He was the loving husband of Noraleen (nee Conboy) Neylon. Loving father of Brian (Carissa) Neylon, and Suzanne Neylon. Dear grandfather of Liam Patrick Neylon, and brother of the late Virginia (Walter) Laschober, Thomas (Elsa) Neylon, David Neylon, and J. Joseph (Janet) Neylon. Dear uncle, cousin, brother-in-law and friend to many.
Stephen was an avid sports fan and graduate of Oklahoma University. He was a faithful supporter of the Sooners as well as the St. Louis University Bilikens. He was also a former youth basketball coach. Many people might be surprised to find out about him that he was also an accomplished classical piano player!
Memorial service to be held at Kutis Funeral Home, South County, 5255 Lemay Ferry on Sat. 7/8 at1PM. Donations appreciated in his honor to the American Cancer Society. Visitation Sat. 2-4PM
I’m sorry to hear about Steve I worked with him at Enterprise for 8 years May he rest in peace
Prayers to the Neylon family. Rest in peace
So grateful for the times we shared.
I will truly miss him and his beautiful smile. Rest in peace my friend.
Great friend of my late husband Jim! Went to many St Louis University Basketball games with him!
I’m so very sorry to hear about Steve, he was one of my favorites. I will miss our conversations and his beautiful smile. Prayers to the Neylon family❤️
Steve was a great friend and drinking Buddy for 55 years and will be sadly missed by many. What a wonderful guy with a witty dry sense of humor. I guess I’ll have to learn how to warm up to Scotch in his honor!
My condolences and sympathy to the Neylon family
He always was glad to see you at family get togethers. The best smile! All my uncle’s are that way. We will miss you. Love you uncle Steve.
I’m so impressed to find out he was a classical pianist! (Wow)…he was a good friend of myself & my late husband Don Dill. We have had many many wonderful trips & the funniest stories from our hangout (Thurmer’s Bar)
with Steve & Nora through the years…he was such a good person & a lover of Scotch after a few beers! God Blessed you (Steve) with many friends….Nora, Brian, & Suzy my thoughts are with you in your time of sadness.
Thanks for the memories, Marie Dill💔
So sorry to hear this Prayers for the family, he was such a nice man always smiling. 🙏RIP Steve
Dear aunt Nora, Bryan and Susie,
So sorry I could not be there in person to express my sympathy and loss. Uncle Steve was always so sweet and kind!! You all are in my thoughts and prayers with much love.
Steve was a dear friend for many many years. Countless games and trips! So many great times! My condolences to Nora and the entire Neylon family. You will truly be a missed buddy!
Words can’t express how much he will be missed by so many! Tootie and I will always remember the fun times at Thurmer’s, baseball trips, and vacations at the lake. Our thoughts and prayers for Nora, Brian and Suzie.
I’m so sorry Nora about Steve. He was an absolute gem, and I was honored to call him a friend. Spent many days with him, and he was a loyal, loyal, loyal friend to the Haven. He will be greatly missed by many. I will never forget our conversations we have daily. May he rest in peace and prayers to the family and you as well Nora.
Dear Nora, Bryan and Susie,
So sorry for your loss he will be missed. So many great times traveling to
OU games, and visits for children’s weddings, and watch parties. Thank for
all the memories you will always be in our thoughts and our prayers. RIP Steve.
I first met Steve in grade school at St. John the Baptist. That’s a 73 year connection. Who would have guessed then that we would marry sisters and live next door to each other on Magnolia St. My brother in law was the best guy. Always with a great smile and a good story. Many wonderful times we shared together with family and friends. There were countless beers and softball games. I’m so sorry he’s gone but thankful he’s at peace. He will be missed.
My sympathy to Nora and the family.
Words can’t express how much he will be missed by so many friends and family.Tootie and I will always remember the the fun times at Thurmer’s, baseball trips, and trips to the lake. Thoughts & Prayers for Nora, Brian, and Suzie.
Dan & Tootie Hastey
My deepest sympathies to Aunt Nora, Brian and Suzy. Uncle Steve was always so warm and friendly, you could tell he loved life and his family. May he be resting in the arms of our Lord.
Lynn and I would like to give our condolences to Nora, Suzanne and Brian. We were neighbors with Steve and Nora on Wanda and missed them when they moved. One of my favorite memories was sitting with Steve at the annual block party one year and we just reminisced about who have lived in this house and that house on the block “and do you remember”. Steve and Nora lived on the block longer than anyone and Steve’s knowledge of the block was amazing. It’s going to be strange knowing he wont be sitting at the Haven hoisting a few. RIP
Keeping the Neylon family close to my heart. Prayers and strength to my friend Brian and his entire family.