Birth date: Oct 5, 1967 Death date: Jan 1, 2026
Steve Michael Zacharyasz, age 58, of Litchfield, passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, January 1, 2026. Steve was born on October 5, 1967, in Cleveland to David and Eileen (nee Gillian) Zacharyasz. He was the owner of Crown Comme Read Obituary
My favorite memory is when we would watch Browns games. Steve brought high energy to the room making it fun! Yes, they were exciting to watch in the past lol! As time goes on I don’t see Steve as much and am grateful to have him in our family! When those time come for family gatherings I will truly miss him! My heart is very heavy and broken just thinking about him and the family! You are in my thoughts daily!
May god bless you with peace and comforting hugs!
Steve could almost always be found with a smile on his face, cracking a joke or laughing with you over someone else’s joke. His love for his family was evident and without a doubt, family was one of his favorite things in life.
I have so many great memories of a few family functions Steve and Cindy hosted when I was a child—a family Christmas or two, from so many fun white elephant exchanges that made for so many good laughs, the guys being downstairs playing pool and darts (Steve had Garth Brooks on full blast of course), to the girls sitting around the kitchen table laughing. One that stands out in my mind in particular was the 4th of July party at the Medina house—we finished off the night dancing in the barn driveway, laughing so hard at some points, we could’ve cried.
Speaking of beach vacations—I did get to go on one family trip to Myrtle Beach with Steve. I was only 9, but I’m surprised at how much I remember. I talk about it to this day and it still is guaranteed to bring me some smiles. I am now more grateful for that trip, and will hold those memories extra close.
My thoughts and prayers are with Cindy, Kyle, Kevin, Jeff & all who were lucky enough to have Steve in their circle. He will be so very missed…that’s for sure ❤️
I had the great fortune to work with Steve on a project a few years ago. Even when things weren't going smoothly, Steve was calm and happy and patient. I was always happy to see him at a project walkthrough, it always brightened my day. Steve made this world better and he will be sorely missed.
I am so incredibly sorry to hear of “Uncle Steve’s” passing. I’ve known your family since I was 4 with Tam’s kids. Always made me feel like home whenever I visited as a kiddo. May he rest in the sweetest of peace. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this incredibly difficult time.
