wow.. this is the first I heard about it. Steve was a nice, sweet unassuming guy. We were on the basketball team together and played handball. In my year book he wrote "To a guy I've known all my life, your friend...". wow, a shocker, but I am proud the way he died. Paul Miller
Sorry but You misspelled Stephen's Name! Stephen was a wonderful & great Person while attending Francis Lewis. Played on "Our Crappy" Basketball Team,lol. Stephen was a good FRIEND to Me in HS & A True Brother FDNY Firefighter. Stevie told Me I was in part responsible for His becoming an FDNY Firefighter. The fact that Charley Fisher could become a Firefighter(as Stevie said "Do It!") He could Become a Firefighter too! Stephen is Today "One" of "My 343 FDNY Hero Angels" from the viscious & unwarranted Attacks On The "Twin Towers" on 9-11-2001. Stephen, along with Gregory Foster,has made "The Ultimate Heroic Sacrifice" so All Of Us can Be Safe. G-D Bless My Brother & True Friend, Charley Fisher Class of '68 FDNY 26+ Years Emeritus
I am sorry that it took so long for me to make an entry on this page. Steve was my friend throughout high school. As competitive athletes, we had a healthy respect for each other. However, even though he sometimes displayed a tough exterior, above all, he was a kind hearted and good natured friend. It is so very tragic that Steve died during 9/11. He was a heroic firefighter who chose his profession so that he could save others. I know that he will be appropriately rewarded in heaven!
Steve was in my 6th grade class at P.S. 26 (Mrs. Levy, 1962). Big, burly and red-headed, and a very nice, well-liked guy. I listened for his name during the 10th Anniversary readings of those fallen on September 11th this year. "Stephen Eliot Belson . . . " It brought back a sense of gratitude to Steve and his colleagues for all they did to save lives, at the cost of their own, on that fateful day. Rest in peace, Steve.
Paul Miller
wow.. this is the first I heard about it. Steve was a nice, sweet unassuming guy. We were on the basketball team together and played handball. In my year book he wrote "To a guy I've known all my life, your friend...". wow, a shocker, but I am proud the way he died. Paul MillerCharles A. Fisher
Sorry but You misspelled Stephen's Name! Stephen was a wonderful & great Person while attending Francis Lewis. Played on "Our Crappy" Basketball Team,lol.Stephen was a good FRIEND to Me in HS & A True Brother FDNY Firefighter. Stevie told Me I was in part responsible for His becoming an FDNY Firefighter. The fact that Charley Fisher could become a Firefighter(as Stevie said "Do It!") He could Become a Firefighter too!
Stephen is Today "One" of "My 343 FDNY Hero Angels" from the viscious & unwarranted Attacks On The "Twin Towers" on 9-11-2001.
Stephen, along with Gregory Foster,has made "The Ultimate Heroic Sacrifice" so All Of Us can Be Safe.
G-D Bless My Brother & True Friend,
Charley Fisher
Class of '68
FDNY 26+ Years Emeritus
Robert Fichtel
I am sorry that it took so long for me to make an entry on this page. Steve was my friend throughout high school. As competitive athletes, we had a healthy respect for each other. However, even though he sometimes displayed a tough exterior, above all, he was a kind hearted and good natured friend. It is so very tragic that Steve died during 9/11. He was a heroic firefighter who chose his profession so that he could save others. I know that he will be appropriately rewarded in heaven!
Deborah Bernick
Steve was in my 6th grade class at P.S. 26 (Mrs. Levy, 1962). Big, burly and red-headed, and a very nice, well-liked guy. I listened for his name during the 10th Anniversary readings of those fallen on September 11th this year. "Stephen Eliot Belson . . . " It brought back a sense of gratitude to Steve and his colleagues for all they did to save lives, at the cost of their own, on that fateful day. Rest in peace, Steve.