Rochester, NY- June 14, 2024 at age 67: Stephen S. Lunt passed from this life to be with his loved ones. He is predeceased by his father and mother, Thomas and Barbara Lunt, as well as his brothers Broderick and Thomas Lunt. He is survived by his children: Thomas (Danielle) Lunt, Alexandra Lunt; sisters Tracy (Michael) Dellaria, Barbara (Jim) Krygier, Allison Lunt; grandchildren Jackson and Riley.
Steve was known for his sense of humor and friendly nature. He spent most of his life working in the restaurant industry, specifically at Lakeshore Country Club with his family. Steve enjoyed making airplane models, playing golf, and fishing. In addition, Steve enjoyed going to airshows with his son and sports games with his daughter. He enjoyed cooking, visiting his local library, and playing games with his friends at Beatrice Place.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Diabetes Association or the Geneseo National Warplane Museum in Steve’s honor. A Memorial Cookout will be held on Friday, June 21st from 5:00-8:00 PM at the Towpath Shelter in Greece Canal Park (241 Elmgrove Road, Rochester, NY 14626).
American Diabetes Association: Diabetes Research, Education, Advocacy | ADA
Geneseo National Warplane Museum: National Warplane Museum – Geneseo, New York
Keeping the Lunt family in my thoughts and prayers. Steve was a great guy and a good friend. I have many fond memories of working at Lakeshore and more recently going out for pizza, wings and some laughs. He will be missed.
Having the chance to work for the Lunt family and for Steve in the 70s led to a life-long friendship with Steve and with co-workers who we started getting together with over breakfasts and happy hours. Even after almost 50 years, the stories were a little funnier and the laughter remained genuine. It’s hard to believe that the company we were used to in this world will now be kept in our hearts. We will be sure to remember you Steve in the gathering of friends going forward.
I will never forget the kindness that Stephen gave me over the years. We shared so many happy and funny stories of our years together at L S. He was a great brother in law and he and Rick will be missed forever. They are together again sharing a drink, laughs, and comradery together with old friends and family. Until we meet again, Stephen, my love goes to you and your family.
On behalf of the Episcopal SeniorLife Communities, our thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time. Steve will be greatly missed at Beatrice Place.
Steve! I am so saddened to see this. I will never forget all the years at Bruegger’s and you and your brother coming over to paint my townhouse. You were a good guy that I always felt excelled at what you did. RIP.