Stephen Walter Roisum Sr.

We didn't see each other often, but there was always a hug and a kiss when we did, and some fun family stories---the type that cousins are apt to share. I will miss you, Steve---rest in peace dear cousin. Kathy Kelley

May the angels welcome you with open arms and ready smiles.

I will always remember and be grateful to Steve for coming to Massachusetts when our Dad died 21 years ago. He came to be supportive of our brother Frank Perry, and was such a great friend to him for many years. He brought a light touch to our grief filled days and I have thought of him often since. I know Frank and Carole will miss him. Our love and sympathy to his children. Louise and Bob Johnson, Attleboro MA.

Uncle Steve (Uncle Hem), I want to thank you for always being there for me. I have a ton of memories with you, but the one that sticks out the most is my very 1st motorcycle ride where I wasn't going to go, but you said "Myrtle, Nana and I will go with so you don't feel so uncomfortable". I will forever cherish that memory and be grateful that you had my back that day and everyone other day. Please give Nana hugs and kisses for me. Thanks for the nickname that has stuck with me 30 years later. I will miss you dearly. Love you always, your Myrtle

Our most sincere condolences for the Roisum family. I only met Steve a couple of times, but heard many stories from Joe on what a great brother, son, and father his big brother Steve is. Larry & Connie McNish