February 01, 2022

Dear Jayne and Amy,  I was so sorry to hear of the passing of Steven and want to send you my deepest condolences.  I am praying for the Lord’s comfort and love to touch you at this time. ~Lois Steedle Griffith

January 24, 2022

I was saddened when I saw that my friend, Steve Nuss, had passed away. Steve was so kind to me. He shared with me when his son, Landon, passed away and we cried and prayed together. I didn’t see him often but his name and phone number is pasted on my copy-machine – and he gave me advice when I needed it. I will miss him. I am thankful for his faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. What a comfort that is at this time.  Wayne D. Lawton, pastor of Cedar Hill Community Church in Elizabethtown.

January 23, 2022

To all of Steve’s family and friends our deepest condolances.  We only knew Steve to chat with him when we were on our walk through our Pine Hill neighborhood.  He was also willing to share/show the home addition they had added to their home as an inlaw space.  Then there was the terrible tragedy/accident that took Landon’s life and devastated the family.  Seemingly not too long afterwards the house went up for sale, they moved away and we lost touch. To his family and friends we share your sorrow and pray that you find joy, laughter and peace in your memories.Jay and Joy Dougery

January 21, 2022

To the Nuss Family:
On behalf of our entire team, please accept our deepest sympathies Steve was a dedicated employee and a valuable member of our team. He will be greatly missed. We are wishing your family peace during this time of mourning.

January 20, 2022

To Steve’s Family,
I was sad and in shock when I saw Steve’s obituary in the newspaper.  He was a past neighbor of ours in the Lititz Run Development when Landon was just a wee little boy and Kendall was born days of my son, Grant.  I remember him as being a happy, easy going guy and when I saw him in my workplace, he always told me the latest joke going around.  Just a great guy to know who would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it!  I know there were some rough patches in his life (as everyone has), but I find solace knowing the Grace of God and now Steve is reunited with his son, Landon. Love, hugs and prayers to all of you as you go through this difficult time together.  

January 19, 2022

Amy and Nuss Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Steve’s calm nature, quick wit and glass-half-full attitude made him a pleasure to know. I always looked forward to his visits as a our tech while at Conestoga. We would chat about family, faith, classmates, sports and yes, the Super-Consetoga-Family. Prayers as you navigate the days ahead; may treasured memories bring you joy until you meet again.   
Maureen
 

January 18, 2022

Sad to hear of Steve passing.  We were neighbors/friends when he lived on Crimson Lane and together pitched baseball and shot hoops occasionally.  As a new neighbor he was there to help us move into our new house as we lived just a few houses away.  I enjoyed providing venison to him and he was always appreciative and thankful. Our neighborhood was a place of many families with younger children about the same age and as a group we enjoyed our kids together at Halloween, hayrides, egg hunts and more. Those were special shared times in our lives. Steve was a bright and friendly part of that time and I feel blessed to have shared those times with him. He is remembered positively by all.  Our deepest sympathies to his family and friends.  He loved his family.—Randy Sammet & family

January 18, 2022

Dear Nuss Family,
I was so deeply sorry when I heard about Steve’s passing last week. I have many wonderful memories of our high school years that I will treasure. I hope that your memories of Steve will offer you comfort and peace. You’re in my thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely,
Carolyn Lepard-Bogner 

January 17, 2022

Dear Steve,You were a wonderful neighbor, dad, and friend.  I will always treasure the times our young families spent together.  You had the knack for lighting up a room and sharing the joy of the Lord with everyone you encountered.  We will miss you!

January 17, 2022

Nuss family-   We are so saddened to hear about Steve’s passing. He was a generous person with a kind heart. We have many memories of sharing the highs and lows of Michigan football with him and will yell at the TV with fervor during games in his memory.  Thinking of you during this difficult time and sending our sincere sympathy. Go Blue.        Brenda, Connor, and Mason Buccilla

January 17, 2022

Rest In Peace my friend. you will be missed. Thanks for being a friend and a coworker. 

January 16, 2022

Had the pleasure of working with Steve for over 30 years. We all loved his sense of humor and him!
He will be missed!

January 16, 2022

Steve- The world will miss out on your infectious smile, humor, and the positivity you exuded. Thank you for sharing Landon with me as coach of Warwick Boys LAX (Lacrosse) 8th grade and below. No matter how bad the ref’s call was, there’s you blurting out positive words of encouragement. Always at Landon’s games until he graduated from Warwick. The impact you, your family, and of course Landon, I rever. I hope you have your LAX STYX with you as Landon’s waiting for you. Landon was one to never back down on the field…. I say this as a word of caution. GodSpeed Steve and please give Landon some “Skin” for me. All the best to your family. Love you mon! Ahvay!!!!

January 16, 2022

To Steve’s family….My hearts and prayers go out to you all through this difficult time. I want you to know how much Steve meant to me in my life. We grew up together, living on Spruce Street through school, being in the percussion section together and after school we always kept in touch. I will miss his goofiness, laughter, stories, and most importantly his friendship!! Gone too soon. My heart is 💔😭 but I know your with Landon and that gives me peace. I love you my friend and it’s not “goodbye” it’s “until we meet again 💞💞”!!

January 16, 2022

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family ❤️❣️❣️ treasure the memories of your brother!!!!! 

January 16, 2022

Had the pleasure to work with Steve and got to know him pretty well.Just a great fun guy to be around will miss our chats about Michigan and Penn State.Thanks steve for all the smiles and laughs.
So sorry for the family as you lost a great guy way too soon

January 16, 2022

I was a late comer in getting to know Steve, and that’s my loss. As a coworker,  he was as friendly and helpful as they came. He was quick with a tip, a smile, or to lend a hand. Steve was a calming presence to me, and for that I’ll be forever grateful. As we began to know each other, it made me aware that our paths and the paths of my brothers and the paths of his family were intertwined ( small town life). I’m at a loss to adequately state what his loss means to his friends and family. My thoughts are with his entire extended family and friends. I’m so sorry.

January 16, 2022

a good man with a great heart,gone to soon! the world will be a little less bright,and if i tried to tell steve that,he would say dont worry there is still plenty of light. he will be missed and remembered by many!

January 16, 2022

Amy & family,
Torrey and I send our condolences. We did not know your brother Amy, that’s our loss. You spoke of him often, and he sounds like he was a wonderful brother, father, son and a genuine wonderful person. Prayers for you and family. Debbie 

January 16, 2022

Jim, Jayne, Amy and Kendall…….my heart aches for all of you.  Steve was the kindest of souls that always had a smile in his face and always made people laugh.  I always enjoyed running into him at odd places because he always put a smile on my face.  I am a very lucky person to have the opportunity to know the Nuss family my entire life and be Spruce Street kids along with Amy and Steve.  Hugs and many prayers are being send to you all.  My deepest sympathy.
Tammy

January 16, 2022

With heartfelt sympathy. God bless you all.