Obituaries
Stephen C. Weiss, 62
December 9, 1961 - February 28, 2024
Stephen C. Weiss, 62, of Lancaster, passed away at Lancaster General Hospital on Wednesday, February 28, 2024. Steve shared 10 years of marriage with his wife Tricia L. (White) Weiss.
Born in Lancaster, he was the son of the late George W. Weiss, Sr., and Fay M. (Lefever) Weiss. Steve attended Lancaster Catholic High School and Penn Manor High School.
He worked for Millersville University as a carpenter for over 25 years before retiring in 2021. Steve then worked in maintenance for Columbia Borough.
Steve enjoyed working in his garden and canning vegetables that he grew. Steve was the life of the party. He followed dirt track racing, enjoyed fishing, road his Harley in his younger years, and cheered for the Oakland Raiders, New Jersey Devils, and Chicago Cubs. A heavily relied-on handyman, Steve could fix anything for his family and friends.
Steve’s family includes his wife Tricia, sister Cathy Geiser, wife of Jeffrey of Mountville, nephews, George Weiss, III, husband of Kris of Hudson, NY, Joe Geiser of Lancaster, John Geiser of Lancaster, Travis Buzzard, husband of Lena, and Mitch Buzzard, husband of Katie, several great-nieces and great-nephews, mother-in-law Diann White, sister-in-law Michelle Hughes, bother-in-law David Hughes, and his rescue poodle Ivy.
In addition to parents, Steve was preceded in death by his brother George W. Weiss, Jr.
A future celebration of Steve’s life will be announced.
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Condolences to the Family
March 29, 2024
Steve was the best neighbor anyone could have. I remember coming home for work in a snow storm and he was plowing everyone’s driveways. My husband passed several years ago and I had to leave my home and I missed having such good neighbors. I couldn’t believe it when I heard that he had passed. He was just too young, too nice. My condolences to his family. Rest in peace Stevie.
March 18, 2024
So sorry to hear of Steve’s passing. I’ll always remember the good times we had dirt bike riding and 4 wheeling in his Scout. Scout it out! Anything else is just a Fin car! Harley riding and going to the races, hill climbs, car shows and bike shows and mud bogs. Many days watching the Raiders and NASCAR in the basement and making a mess for Cathy to clean up. I was always treated like a member of the family! Rest in Peace, Steve.
Jeff Wagner
March 14, 2024
In 2003 when I moved to Chapel Rd, the 1st neighbor we met was Steve. He always had that grin & laugh that made anyone smile. If Steve was out front of the house, or the gargage door was open (as it usually was) I fondly remember his “driveway” waves to us from across the street, with a cheerful “Hey Neighbor” greeting. We have some great stories, as do all his neighbors & friends.When you’d say “Hey Steve you got one of these, or can you give me a hand with this?” ” he was the “go to” guy. He was the best neighbor, so helpful and fun. He was truly one of the good ones. Trish, we are very sorry for your loss. The 2 of you together were a team, always felt like you had each others back. Wishing you gentle days. Sending you prayers & his strength. With love, Mike & Janice Rockocy
March 12, 2024
We are so sorry for your loss. Steve was a great guy. We first met him at Jack’s and then I was fortunate to know him from working at MU. He always had a smile! May your memories give you peace.
Glenn & Anna Stauffer
March 11, 2024
I have known Steve for many years and grew up just down the street from him. Steve and his wife Trish have been very good friends and neighbors with my mom and dad for years. Steve will be greatly missed.
Dan and Sherri Barber
March 09, 2024
Condolences to all family members.💝 Many moons ago, but always happy memories, he had a great smile and laugh. Cathy, my thoughts and prayers are with you. Rest In Power Steve.
March 09, 2024
Oh Trish ~ my heart breaks for you 💔 He was a wonderful partner. All the ways your life changed since he was in it ~ gardening, canning, preserving and cooking. He made you blossom! All our best ! Love, Claudia & Ed 💖
March 07, 2024
Steve was a great friend. I knew him while working at Millersville University. If I had an idea for a project, I would call Steve and whim to stop by my office. He would always say oh no what do you want now and laugh and give you that smile if his. He will be missed dearly. Prayers to the family.
Deb Miller
March 07, 2024
Trish our thoughts n prayers are with you n the family. We were so blessed to have known Steve. He was a blessing to many! He was so much help to are daughter n son-in-law when they moved next door. Could not ask for a better neighbor n friend. He would do anything to help them out. Steve is truly going to be missed! Iam going to keep all them good memories and good time’s we had out there on Chapel Road. And Trish if you ever need anything, don’t hesitate to ask.
Love and prayers Mike and Brenda Meekins 🙏🏼💜
March 07, 2024
I miss miss him.
Leroy Selvage
March 07, 2024
My deepest sympathy and my prayers go to Tricia and Steve’s family. I remember when I was there doing corn Tricia showed me all of Steve’s crops . May God wrap his arm around him and Tricia’s family.
Kim Smith
March 07, 2024
I’m so sorryfor the loss of Steve. He was such a fun person. And always had great stories to share. He will be missed.
Praying for Steves family and friends, I hope you all find peace.
Samantha Kelly
March 07, 2024
I loved Steve he was a straight shooter great person and I will miss him dearly.the things at work that he would say were great.one of our all time favorites was S T F U tremendous.he will be missed ❤️🇺🇸✌️
Jim Wild
March 07, 2024
Condolences to the family. Love and Prayers
Lori & Mikell Helmer
March 07, 2024
Trish, I’m so very sorry your loss. Praying for you and your family.
Rose Lancaster
March 07, 2024
My heart & all my prayers go out to you Trish and the family. Steve always had a joke to tell and a smile. If you need anything please let us know!
Marlene Knight
