Steven C. Foster

07/07/1942 - 01/11/2024

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Obituary For Steven C. Foster

In cherished remembrance of Steven C. Foster, our hearts are laden as we share he passed away on January 11th, 2024.

Steve, a man who strove to be good, kind, and honest, wore many hats in his lifetime. He was a devoted husband, a loving father, a humorous father-in-law, a cherished son, a beloved brother, a doting uncle, a warm cousin, and a loyal friend. To many, he was also a coach and a mentor, leaving a lasting impact on those fortunate enough to know him. A lifelong LSU Tiger football fan and an Oakland A's enthusiast since the 60s, his passion for sports was as enduring as his spirit.

Born in Monroe, Louisiana in 1942, Steve was raised in Louisiana, New York, Dallas, and Heidelberg, Germany. In 1963, he married his Texas, teenage sweetheart, and together they established their home in the vibrant SF Bay Area, where they planted roots in Fremont and nurtured a loving family. He enjoyed his 40+ years career at PG&E as a backhoe operator and loved the comadre and friendship of “the crew“ even more.

Steve's heart overflowed with concern for family, friends, neighbors, the underprivileged, and all creatures, big and small. He never met a dog or cat he didn’t want to pet, play with, or bring home.

To commemorate Steve's life, a mass will be held on Friday, January 26th, 11am at Holy Spirit Church in Fremont, followed by a small celebration of his life afterwards. As we gather to remember and honor Steve, let us cherish what he brought into our lives and the legacy he leaves behind.

Services

26 Jan

Memorial Mass

11:00 AM

Holy Spirit Catholic Church 37588 Fremont Boulevard Fremont, CA 94536 Get Directions »
by Obituary Assistant

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  • 01/24/2024

    Lots of fond memories of Steve, working along side of him our trips to Reno with our fellow PGE friends but one memory stands out and that was when we played in a company softball tourney. It had rained the night before and the field was wet and some puddles. Steve went to field a fly ball and dove then slide through one of the puddles with water shooting up from both sides. Yes he did catch the ball. We all had a great laugh. That was Steve, he worked hard and played. God Bless. Rusty.

  • 01/20/2024

    Steve was a member of our Fremont McDonalds coffee group, known as the "groaners". We gathered every Wednesday and Friday to talk about our week, our families and of course solving the world troubles. He was a fun and interesting guy and a huge part of our groaner family. Although we no longer meet he is a sweet memory of days passed. Rest in peace Steve. Have a cup of coffee for me 💙

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