Obituary for L. Steven Krenzer
At age 62, passed away peacefully after a long battle with his health. Predeceased by his wonderful parents L.Louis (Bud) and Joyce Krenzer. Survived by his loving daughters Deanna Lynn (Mark Fiscus) and Lauren Stevie (Chad Acomb), Girlfriend Rachael Cousins and her daughters Kaitlyn and Karlee, Sister Lynn (Curtis) Randall. Nieces and Nephews Tara Randall, Curt Randall, Alaina Skinner, Anthony Melito, Mikey Melito, and Samantha Berger.
Steven grew up on the original Krenzer homestead on Ballantyne Road. He graduated from Wheatland-Chili in 1977 where he was a avid swimmer, preformed in the band, choir, and plays. He then went to Alfred State College where he studied Agriculture Mechanics and learned everything he needed to know in one year and went back home. He then spent his life working side by side with his favorite person, his father. They raised beans, wheat, steers, and the favorite crop of all, corn. He cultivated a beautiful life and was someone you could count on, a friend to anyone he met. If you knew him he would bail you out of a tight spot if you needed it. Some of his favorite times were spent in the Adirondacks snowmobiling with his friends and family.
He lived his life for his friends and family who are invited to call at J.H. Cameron Funeral Home 26 Rochester St. Scottsville Thursday from 3-7 PM. His Funeral Mass will be held Friday 10 AM at St. Martin de Porres Parish St. Mary of the Assumption Church 99 Main St, Scottsville. Interment will follow at Holy Angels Cemetery.
In Lieu of flowers memorials may be made to New York FFA Foundation 9340 Long Pond Road Croghan, NY 13327.
Steven grew up on the original Krenzer homestead on Ballantyne Road. He graduated from Wheatland-Chili in 1977 where he was a avid swimmer, preformed in the band, choir, and plays. He then went to Alfred State College where he studied Agriculture Mechanics and learned everything he needed to know in one year and went back home. He then spent his life working side by side with his favorite person, his father. They raised beans, wheat, steers, and the favorite crop of all, corn. He cultivated a beautiful life and was someone you could count on, a friend to anyone he met. If you knew him he would bail you out of a tight spot if you needed it. Some of his favorite times were spent in the Adirondacks snowmobiling with his friends and family.
He lived his life for his friends and family who are invited to call at J.H. Cameron Funeral Home 26 Rochester St. Scottsville Thursday from 3-7 PM. His Funeral Mass will be held Friday 10 AM at St. Martin de Porres Parish St. Mary of the Assumption Church 99 Main St, Scottsville. Interment will follow at Holy Angels Cemetery.
In Lieu of flowers memorials may be made to New York FFA Foundation 9340 Long Pond Road Croghan, NY 13327.