Over 20 yrs ago who knew this man would have made a foot print in my heart like he did. When I first met Koch, I was shy ,I guess you could say and to look at me now , I guess he grew on me alittle. Over the years from visiting him when he lived on Alverno and sitting at his kitchen table while he had his Swisher Sweet Cigars in his left front pocket. . I still remember one of his pet peeves was knocking the caps out of the wheels on the chairs to that table. And leave it to me.. I always seemed to do so. Going through his Sunday paper and taking his coupons. To spending holidays with him and family. All the way up until your last breath I and until we meet again I will always love you and thank you for being a part of Steves life and help guide him to what he is today. R.I.H. Koch , don't worry Bunkie will be okay and so will the rest of us.